Method for enhancing copper pollution tolerance of reeds by using gas molecule NO
A gas molecule and copper pollution technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, water pollutants, botanical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of poor plant tolerance and low absorption efficiency, and achieve environmental protection, resource conservation, and overcoming The effect of low absorption efficiency
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[0024] (1) A method of utilizing gaseous molecule NO to strengthen reed tolerance to copper pollution, the method is as follows:
[0025] 1) Select fresh reed seedlings, put them in water and cultivate them for 15 days, then screen out reeds with consistent growth, 6 plants as a group, plant them in a 3000ml beaker filled with 2500ml improved Hoagland nutrient solution, and place the beakers randomly Put them in a greenhouse with the same suitable conditions for further cultivation, replace the nutrient solution every two days and place them randomly again to reduce the error caused by the difference in the environment. Continue to cultivate for 7 days, and use it for hydroponic experiment after the plant grows stably;
[0026] 2) plant reed seedlings in copper-polluted water bodies with a copper concentration of 5-10 mg / L, add 0.05-0.2 mmol / L of exogenous NO donor nitroprusside, and grow and cultivate for 21 days;
[0027] 3) Remove the grown and cultivated reeds from the po...
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