Remediation with Lime and Organic Manures of a Heavy Metal Contamianted Smeltering Red Soils
Pot experiment on red soil (garden soil) contaminated by heavy metal was conducted in Gum, Jiangxi, China. The five treatments included the control (CK), application of lime at 1.20 (LimeLow) and 2.4 g/kg (LimeHigh), organic fertilizer (hollow swine feces) at 6.0 g kg-1 (OMIow) and 12.0 g kg-1.(OMHigh) were conducted. The results indicate that using lime to tune soil pH to light alkalescence could improve net photosynthesis significantly, increase soil microbe C (especially for cellulose-decomposing bacterium), reduce the available content of heavy metal for the growth of plants, and serves as a viable treatment of soil under the condition in existence.
pollution of heavy metals physiological and ecological function red soil
HuaSun HuiSun Fengxiang Han
Department of Resources,Environment and Urban and Rural Planning Nanjing Agricultural University Nan Department of Environmental Science and Engineering,Sichuan University Chengdu, China Institute for Clean Energy Technology,Mississippi State University Starkville, MS, USA
国际会议
昆明
英文
238-241
2010-10-17(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)