植物Amurale和Acorsicum修复镍污染土壤.PDF

2008,28(11) 1026~1031 China Environmental Science A. murale A. corsicum 1* 1 1 1 1 2 2 , , , , , Brewer E P , LI Y M (1., , 510275 2. Viridian Environmental, LLC, VA 22207, USA ) ,A. murale A. corsicum ,4 Ni Ni .A. murale A. corsicum Ni,4 ,Ni .(Ni 1062mg/kg),A. murale A. corsicum Ni ;(Ni 107mg/kg),Ni ;(Ni 2519mg/kg) 4 Ni .pH A. murale A. corsicum Ni ,Ni pH 6.0 .A. murale A. corsicum Ni . pH X53 A 2008 Phytoremediation on nickel-contaminated soils by hyperaccumulators Alyssum corsicum and Alyssum murale. QIU Rong-liang1* 1 1 1 2 2 , LIU Feng-jie , WAN Yun-bing , TANG Ye-tao, HU Peng-jie , Brewer E P , LI Y M (1.Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Environmental Pollution Control and Remediation Technology, School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou 510275, China 2. Viridian Environmental, LLC, VA 22207, USA). China Environmental Science, 2008,28(11)1026~1031 Abstract Pot experiment was conducted to investigate nickel phytoextraction from four types of Ni-contaminated soils by Ni-hyperaccumulators Alyssum corsicum , Alyssum murale , and non-hyperaccumulators radish, mustard. Ni concentration in shoot of A. corsicum and A. murale was significantly higher than radish or mustard in all tested soils (P0.05). A. corsicum and A. murale removed much more Ni from Mojiang soil (total Ni 1062 mg/kg) than common vegetables, but mustard extracted most Ni from Xinyi soil (total Ni 107mg/kg). In Yuanjiang soil (total Ni 2519 mg/kg), removal of Ni was very low in all plants. Furthermore, adjustment of soil pH significantly influenced Ni uptak