Journal of Ecology and Rural Environment ›› 2005, Vol. 21 ›› Issue (4): 54-57.doi:

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Effects of different modifiers on growth and chlorophyll content of Eulaliopsis binata growing on soil polluted by lead/zinc gangue

 YUAN  Min, TIE  Bai-Qing, TANG  Mei-Zhen, QIN  Pu-Feng   

  1. College of Environment Science & Engineering,Tongji University
  • Received:2004-10-22 Online:2005-10-25 Published:2011-10-19

Abstract: Effects of four kinds of modifiers on growth and chlorophyll content of Eulaliopsis binata growing on the soil polluted by lead/zinc gangue were investigated.The results show that the plants in the treated soils grew much better than in CK,with biomass of the shoots increased by over 100%(P≤0.05).All the four kinds of modifiers lightened the poisoning effect of the heavy metals on Eulaliopsis binata,but varied in effect in the order of calcium magnesium phosphate>(CaCO3>)organic manure>sea-foam.With the rise of the application rate of CaCO3,biomass and chlorophyll content of Eulaliopsis binata presented a downward trend;while with the rise of the application rate of the other three,biomass of Eulaliopsis binata showed an ascendant trend,but chlorophyll content a trend of rise first,then fall.

Key words: polluted soil, lead/zinc gangue, Eulaliopsis binata, modifier, phytoremediation, calcium magnesium phosphate, CaCO3, organic manure, sea-foam

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