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Evers Aino-Maija Ketoja Elise Hägg Margareta Plaami Sirkka Häkkinen Ulla Pessala Raili 《Plant foods for human nutrition (Dordrecht, Netherlands)》1997,51(3):173-186
The effect of decreased nitrogen rates (90, 60 and 30 kg N/ha) with and without irrigation on celery yield quantity and internal quality were studied in field experiments in 1993 and 1994. The decreased nitrogen rates reduced yields in both years. In the dry and warm conditions of 1994 nitrogen × irrigation interaction was clearly observed; irrigation increased yield more at higher nitrogen rates than at lower nitrogen rates. In the rainy conditions of 1993 irrigation did not effect the yield level.On the other hand, in both years, decreased nitrogen rates increased dry matter, vitamin C and dietary fiber contents, and nitrogen had a minor effect on total sugar content. In 1994 alpha- and beta carotene and thiamin were also analyzed but nitrogen had no effect on them. Irrigation increased dry matter and total sugar contents at the two lowest nitrogen rates in 1994, but decreased vitamin C contents in both years. There was also slight evidence that irrigation might decrease alpha- and beta-carotene and thiamin contents. 相似文献
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Anneli?JouttiEmail author Eija?Schultz Piia?Pessala Taina?Nystén Pasi?Hellstén 《Journal of Soils and Sediments》2003,3(4):269-272
Background De-icers are essential to wintertime road maintenance in Nordic countries. The use of road salts (NaCl, CaCl2 and MgCl2) is having significant effects on groundwater. There has been a growing concern of environmental effects resulting from de-icing.
Regulatory bodies have tried to find de-icers which have less harmful impacts on soil and groundwater. Alternative new organic
de-icers are e.g. potassium formiate, potassium acetate, and calcium magnesium acetate.
Objectives At present, the decision finding for soil and water quality assessment is mainly based on the results of chemical analyses.
However, ecotoxicological characterization will provide more useful information for determining environmental effects of de-icers.
Methods Six different de-icers, NaCl, CaCl2, MgCl2, potassium formicate KFo, potassium acetate KAc and calcium magnesium acetate CMA were studied with different bioassays.
These bioassays were two plant tests (onion Allium cepa root elongation test and duckweed Lemna growth inhibition test), an enzyme inhibition test (reverse electron transport test, RET) and a microbial test (luminescent
bacteria Vibrio fischeri, BioTox test).
Results and Discussion Most of the responses of the de-icers tested were toxic to test organisms. CMA was unsuitable for RET and BioTox tests because
it was not possible to analyze turbid samples with these bioassays. On the whole, organic chemicals were more toxic than the
inorganic salts. According to the Lemna and Allium cepa tests KFo was the most toxic and the toxicity ranking of the de-icers was KFo > KAc > CMA > CaCl2 > NaCl > MgCl2. The sensitivity ranking for tests in decreasing order was Lemna > Allium cepa > RET > BioTox. The plant tests proved to be relevant, easy, cost-effective and sensitive screening methods of de-icers:
Lemna test was 92 times more sensitive and Allium test 70 times more sensitive than BioTox to KFo.
Conclusion and Outlook The tested de-icers had significant effects on plant growth, microbial luminescence and enzymatic activity. Toxicity could
hardly be predicted from the chemical concentrations of these de-icers. In summary, these results demonstrate a need for including
toxicity measurements in the evaluation of technologies used in soil treatment and illustrate the potential value of such
measurements for ensuring that no or minimal environmental contamination would arise from de-icing process. 相似文献
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