WU Miaomiao, YE Jiarun, LIU Hui, et al. Effects of Wood Vinegar on Soil Physical and Chemical Properties and Cd Speciation Transformation of Cd Contaminated Calcareous Soil[J]. 2022, 36(3): 327-332.
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WU Miaomiao, YE Jiarun, LIU Hui, et al. Effects of Wood Vinegar on Soil Physical and Chemical Properties and Cd Speciation Transformation of Cd Contaminated Calcareous Soil[J]. 2022, 36(3): 327-332. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.03.046.
Effects of Wood Vinegar on Soil Physical and Chemical Properties and Cd Speciation Transformation of Cd Contaminated Calcareous Soil
In order to find a feasible method to strengthen the phytoremediation of Cd contaminated soil
indoor culture experiments were conducted to study the effect of wood vinegar on the physical and chemical properties
enzyme activities
and Cd forms of calcareous heavy metal contaminated soils. Seven different dilution concentration treatments of wood vinegar were set up
and the soil physical and chemical properties
enzyme activities
Cd forms
and other indicators were measured and analyzed after adding wood vinegar and cultivation. The results showed that soil pH decreased gradually
and EC (except undiluted treatment) did not change significantly with increasing the concentration of wood vinegar. Comparing with CK
the content of soil organic matter
alkali hydrolyzable nitrogen
available phosphorus
and available potassium were increased by 0.35%~66.64%
9.74%~96.10%
31.71%~56.64% and 8.34%~30.87%. The soil enzyme activities (urease
invertase
and catalase activities) were increased significantly in 10-100 times dilution treatments
while soil enzyme activities were significantly inhibited in 5 times dilution and undiluted treatments (P<0.05). Except for the 5 times dilution treatment
the exchangeable Cd content in soil of other treatments was significantly higher than that of CK (P<0.05)
increased by 24.69%~72.40%. Comparing with CK
the content of Cd in the carbonate-bound state
iron-manganese oxide state
and organic matter-bound state in all treatments were significantly increased by 6.67%~196.70%
16.24%~80.09%
31.51%~70.32%
and the residual Cd content was significantly reduced by 45.88~59.93% (P<0.05). In conclusion
adding appropriate concentration of wood vinegar to soil could increase soil nutrient content and enzyme activity
and promote the transformation of residual Cd in soil to other forms.
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