LAI Xing, WU Jun, WANG Jingwen, et al. The Long-term Effects of Biogas Slurry on Soil Properties and Potential Risks of Heavy Metals in Soils[J]. 2018, 32(6): 359-364.
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LAI Xing, WU Jun, WANG Jingwen, et al. The Long-term Effects of Biogas Slurry on Soil Properties and Potential Risks of Heavy Metals in Soils[J]. 2018, 32(6): 359-364. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.06.052.
The Long-term Effects of Biogas Slurry on Soil Properties and Potential Risks of Heavy Metals in Soils
this paper used a 3-years fixed site field experiment to study the effects of pig manure biogas slurry application on soil physical and chemical properties
and to assess the potential pollution risk of heavy metals in the soil. The planting pattern of the field experiment was rice-rape rotation
fertilization treatments included 2 controls of water and chemical fertilizer
and 10 application rates of pig manure biogas slurry. The indexes of single factor pollution
Nemerow pollution comprehensive and Hakanson pollution index of potential ecological risk were selected as evaluation indexes of the soil heavy metal pollution and potential ecological risk.The results showed that after 3-year application of biogas slurry in a total amount of(546.25~626.00)×103 kg/hm2
the soil fertility and structure were significantly improved. It is worth to note that nitrogen fertilizer should be properly applied to cropland
in order to prevent soil nutrient imbalance. The contents of Cd
As
Pb
Cr and Hg were increased in the biogas slurry treated soils with an increasing application of biogas slurry. Furthermore
Pb
Cd
Cr
and As show slightly potential ecological pollution risk
and Hg exhibited a medium risk of potential ecological pollution
indicating biogas slurry can be safely used in agricultural production. This study indicates that the long-term application of biogas slurry is beneficial for the soil ecological function and the production of food security. Nevertheless
proper management of soil Hg and As is required to prevent soil contamination.
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