Application of prince's-feather in remediation of heavy metal cadmium pollution in soil
A technology for remediating soil and amaranth seeds, which is applied in the restoration of polluted soil and other directions, can solve the problems of slow growth of cadmium-enriched plants, slow growth of repaired plants, and small aboveground biomass, so as to achieve no secondary pollution and control Permanent effect, the effect of promoting stem and leaf growth
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[0026] The application of the grain amaranth of the present embodiment in repairing soil heavy metal cadmium pollution, the concrete way is:
[0027] On May 1, seedlings planted under natural conditions were used to plant Amaranthaceae Amaranthus in soil polluted with heavy metal cadmium; according to the growth of the plants, they were watered irregularly and no special management was carried out. It should be noted that the soil polluted by heavy metal cadmium is generally a mining area or a chemical industry polluted area. Among them, the growth environment in the mining area is not good, which is not conducive to plant growth, but the grain amaranth has strong vitality and is easy to survive. set.
[0028] After the grain amaranthus bloomed, the flower buds were removed on a cloudy day. The Cd content in the flower buds was detected to be 0.08mg / Kg, which was lower than the Cd content standard (0.1mg / Kg) for poultry feed. The flower buds were made into feed and fed to poul...
Embodiment 2
[0031] The application of the grain amaranth of the present embodiment in repairing soil heavy metal cadmium pollution, the concrete way is:
[0032] On June 8, seedlings of the genus Amaranthus in the family Amaranthaceae were planted in soil polluted with heavy metal cadmium by using the method of planting seedlings under natural conditions. On July 13, ammonium nitrogen fertilizer was applied to the soil to add nitrification inhibitors. On October 11, apply a sulfur-rich acidic fertilizer to the soil.
[0033] After the grain amaranthus bloomed, the flower buds were removed on a sunny day, and the Cd content in the flower buds was detected to be 0.15 mg / Kg, which was higher than the Cd content standard (0.1 mg / Kg) for poultry feed, and the flower buds were dried and ashed.
[0034] Carry out cutting for the first time when the plant height of grain amaranth is 78cm, leave 20 centimeters of stubble, record the content of Cd in the grain amaranth of harvesting and be 154mg / K...
Embodiment 3
[0036] The application of the grain amaranth of the present embodiment in repairing soil heavy metal cadmium pollution, the concrete way is:
[0037] On July 18, seedlings of the genus Amaranthus in the family Amaranthaceae were planted in the soil polluted by heavy metal cadmium by using the method of planting seedlings under natural conditions. On August 20, nitrogen-containing compound fertilizers were added to the soil to add nitrification inhibitors.
[0038] After the grain amaranthus bloomed, the flower buds were removed on a cloudy day. The Cd content in the flower buds was detected to be 0.065 mg / Kg, which was lower than the Cd content standard (0.1 mg / Kg) for poultry feed. The flower buds were made into feed and fed to poultry.
[0039]Carry out cutting for the first time when grain amaranth plant height 75cm, leave 20 centimeters of stubble, record the content of Cd in the grain amaranth of harvesting and be 94mg / Kg, carry out second time mowing after one month, lea...
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