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Jan Wölz Tobias Schulze Urte Lübcke-von Varel Michael Fleig Georg Reifferscheid Werner Brack Dirk Kühlers Thomas Braunbeck Henner Hollert 《Journal of Soils and Sediments》2011,11(1):82-92
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This study was carried out to determine hazards of particle-bound contaminants in rivers to retention areas close to public well fields in the context of flood events. The focus was on the assessment of soil contamination at a planned retention area. Soil core samples were chemically and biologically analyzed. Samples were fractionated to identify and compare contaminant loads and biological effects of soil and flood suspended particulate matter (SPM). 相似文献2.
Impact of contaminants bound to suspended particulate matter in the context of flood events 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Jan Wölz Michael Fleig Tobias Schulze Sibylle Maletz Urte Lübcke-von Varel Georg Reifferscheid Dirk Kühlers Thomas Braunbeck Werner Brack Henner Hollert 《Journal of Soils and Sediments》2010,10(6):1174-1185
Purpose
The presented study investigated on contamination of suspended particulate matter (SPM) in rivers that was sampled long-term and with higher frequency during a flood event at the river Rhine. It was conducted to determine in vitro biological effects as well as to identify and quantify compound classes and effective contaminants. Research was part of investigation on hazards of contaminants bound to SPM to inundated sites and retention areas that are inundated during flood events. 相似文献3.
Muhammad Ayaz Urte Stulpinaite Dalia Feiziene Vita Tilvikiene Kashif Akthar Edita Baltrėnaitė-Gedienė Nerijus Striugas Urooj Rehmani Sahib Alam Rashid Iqbal Monika Toleikiene Modupe Doyeni 《Soil Use and Management》2022,38(2):1307-1321
Management of heavy metal-contaminated soil under drought and other harsh hydrological conditions is critical for protecting soil ecosystem services. In this study, we examined the effect of pig manure digestate-derived biochar as a soil amendment (15 t ha−1) with N fertilizer (180 kg ha−1) on soil and plant heavy metal levels and nutrient availability under various moisture regimes (optimal moisture ~15%, drought condition ≤5%, and flooded condition ≥35% wt.). It was observed that biochar applications significantly decreased heavy metals in the spring wheat plants, lowering Cr by 90%, Ni by 50%, Cd by 9% and Pb by 34% compared to non-biochar (control) treatments. However, the pig digestate-derived biochar increased heavy metals in soil under all moisture regimes, increasing soil Cr by 21%, Ni by 43%, Cu by 55%, Zn by 70%, and Pb by 12%. The availability of macroelements also increased with the biochar applications under the optimum moisture regimes in both soil and plants, increasing Mg2+ by 11%, P by 4%, K+ by 50%, and Ca2+ by 56% in the soil, and Mg2+ by 13%, P by 69%, K+ by 29, and Ca2+ by 39% in plants. Biochar addition also improved chlorophyll fluorescence (CF) levels in the crop for the entire season (12th to 62nd day) and the aboveground crop biomass and dry matter contents both increased. Consequently, the use of pig manure digestate-derived biochar with N fertilizer under normal moisture conditions was able to reduce heavy metal availability to plants and thus could be used in contaminated soils to maintain better crop growth and development. 相似文献
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