N-utilization by maize (Zea mays L.) as influenced by crop rotation and field pea (Pisum sativum L.) residue management

Abstract. A five year field experiment was conducted to assess the influence of crop rotation and field pea residue incorporation into the soil on maize yield. The data indicated a 30% increase in maize yield grown in rotation with field pea compared to when it was grown after wheat and a further increase of 35% when field pea residues were incorporated into the soil. The effect of field pea and residue incorporation was greater in the presence of fertilizer nitrogen indicating the enhanced capacity of the crop to utilize N from the residue. Legume residue management in sub-tropical regions of the world, having coarse textured soils low in organic matter, could help to increase the yield of cereals besides saving some of the expensive fertilizer input.     

市售猪肉及其组织中"瘦肉精"残留调查

采用德国r-Biopharm拜发公司试剂盒，用竞争性EUSA法对某市13个菜场共抽取40份瘦肉、30份猪肝、18份猪肾脏、30份猪肺、15份猪骨和30份猪血、30份猪毛，总计样品进行了瘦肉精残留检测。结果表明，在抽检的193份样品中共有38份瘦肉精含量大于1．0ng／g，占总数的19．7％，其中猪肝与猪毛的检出率最高。同时在瘦肉精含量大于1．0ng／g的样品中抽取9份，用GC／MS／MS法确证，结果与ELISA法相符。     

百菌清烟剂在温室大棚蔬菜上残留研究

本文报导了百菌清烟剂在温室、塑棚蔬菜上的残留动态、检测方法及安全使用建议。百菌清烟剂用于温棚黄瓜防治病害,一般每亩用量为有效成分25g、最高用量40g、用药2次、收护间隔期1 d,残留量低于FAO/WHO推荐的允许残留量1.0mg/kg。用于温棚韭菜,每亩用量为有效成分30g,用药2次,最高用量50g,用药一次,收护间隔期3 d,残留量低于允许量1.0mg/kg。     

中药渣及添加剂对幼兔增重效果的研究

本试验利用药厂生产“增长乐”取汁后的中药渣，配合于家兔日粮中并对其生长效果进行观察研究。在小白鼠预试的基础上，添加３％的中药渣并配合２００ｐｐｍ铜、７５ｐｐｍ喹乙醇，２００ｐｐｍ铜＋０．３克四环素于幼兔日粮中。结果表明；添加３％中药渣较对照组提高日增重９．６％，节料７％；配合使用２００ｐｐｍ铜，则效果更佳。总的结果表明：中药渣及添加剂作为一种促生长剂增加到家兔日粮中是可行的     

蒜薹贮藏过程中噻苯咪唑残留量的测定

用乙酸乙酯超声波振荡提取蒜薹中噻苯咪唑,采用高效液相色谱法测定样品中噻笨咪唑的残留量,色谱柱为Nova-Pak C18不锈铜色谱柱,流动相为甲醇:水:0.01 mol/L 氢氧化钠溶液=70:30:0.6(体积比).最小检出限为1.1 ng,方法回收率为87.5%～92.3%,满足了农药残留分析的要求.检测结果表明,蒜薹可食部分薹梗和薹基的残留量均低于食品添加剂使用卫生标准.     

转基因植物对农业、农民和生态发展的意义

转基因植物商业化生产10年以来,尽管遇到各种各样的阻力,仍以前所未有的速度发展。长期积累的数据表明,在经济利益上,采用转基因植物的农民获得了显著的经济效益。由于采用转基因植物,农药特别是高毒农药使用量减少,减少了农田环境和水环境的化学毒素毒物的残留。由于转基因抗虫植物虫害减少,在粮食产品中有害微生物及其毒素毒物残留大大降低。这表明,在现有技术基础上,转基因植物商业化有利于农民生活质量的提高和环境的改良。     

Critical body residues (CBRs) for ecotoxicological soil quality assessment: copper in earthworms

The term ‘critical body residue’ (CBR) was defined as the lowest observed total body concentration of a contaminant in an organism, which is associated with the occurrence of adverse toxic effects in either individuals or populations of a defined age or stage of development. In this study, internal toxicity thresholds were determined for copper in the clitellated adult stage of earthworms (Lumbricus rubellus and Aporrectodea caliginosa). The objective was to assess the applicability of CBRs as a practical tool in soil quality assessment of contaminated sites and as a means of a sustainable protection of earthworm fauna. Laboratory studies showed that body concentrations of Cu were generally in agreement with the chemically available CaCl₂-extractable fraction in soil, but that there was also some evidence of internal pH-related homeostatic regulation. Toxicological correlates of body Cu concentrations with adverse effects on cocoon production (fecundity) suggested an approximate sublethal internal threshold of about 40 mg kg⁻¹, with mortality occurring at about 60 mg kg⁻¹. Adult L. rubellus sampled from areas with a wide range of metal pollution showed body Cu concentrations with a minimum of 8 mg kg⁻¹ and a maximum of 60 mg kg⁻¹. Beyond this apparent physiological tolerance range, environmental management directed at optimal earthworm population survival may not be sustainable in contaminated fields. Studies of L. rubellus colonizing a metal-contaminated experimental sludge-treated field showed that a reduced rate of colonization can already be associated with an average body Cu concentration of 25 mg kg⁻¹. However, in this particular field situation mixture effects of other metals that were also present in the soil and the occurrence of avoidance behaviour during colonization may have contributed to this low internal toxicity threshold. It is concluded that the CBR approach seems to be a feasible option for use as a tool in a bioavailability-based soil quality assessment, even for essential trace metals like copper, but that further insight may be needed to establish the uncertainty and reliability of the application in environmental quality assessment and decision making.     

土壤中结合残留态甲磺隆的微生物降解研究

主要进行了优选菌株青霉 (Penicilliumsp .)对土壤中结合残留态甲磺隆的降解研究 ,结果表明 ,优选菌株的引入对土壤中可提态甲磺隆的影响不大 ,但对结合残留态甲磺隆的降解和矿化有较大影响。在结合残留态甲磺隆中 ,优选菌株青霉的引入有利于松结态甲磺隆尤其是松结态富里酸甲磺隆的降解。     

Long-term effect of chemical fertilizer,straw, and manure on labile organic matter fractions in a paddy soil

To assess the effect of long-term fertilization on labile organic matter fractions, we analyzed the C and N mineralization and C and N content in soil, particulate organic matter (POM), light fraction organic matter (LFOM), and microbial biomass. Results showed that fertilizer N decreased or did not affect the C and N amounts in soil fractions, except N mineralization and soil total N. The C and N amounts in soil and its fractions increased with the application of fertilizer PK and rice straw. Generally, there was no significant difference between fertilizer PK and rice straw. Furthermore, application of manure was most effective in maintaining soil organic matter and labile organic matter fractions. Soils treated with manure alone had the highest microbial biomass C and C and N mineralization. A significant correlation was observed between the C content and N content in soil, POM, LFOM, microbial biomass, or the readily mineralized organic matter. The amounts of POM–N, LFOM–N, POM–C, and LFOM–C closely correlated with soil organic C or total N content. Microbial biomass N was closely related to the amounts of POM–N, LFOM–N, POM–C, and LFOM–C, while microbial biomass C was closely related to the amounts of POM–N, POM–C, and soil total N. These results suggested that microbial biomass C and N closely correlated with POM rather than SOM. Carbon mineralization was closely related to the amounts of POM–N, POM–C, microbial biomass C, and soil organic C, but no significant correlation was detected between N mineralization with C or N amounts in soil and its fractions.