Plant restoration method for heavy metal pollution of soil
A phytoremediation and heavy metal technology, applied in the field of environmental pollution control, can solve the problems of food chain pollution, time-consuming, slow growth, etc., achieve the effect of no secondary pollution and improve the efficiency of plant extraction
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[0030] Example 1: Cadmium and lead in the soil extracted from the small flying grass
[0031] (1) Small flying grass breeding
[0032]Seeds are used to germinate small flying grass. First, vernalize at a low temperature of 2°C for about 65 hours, and then control the temperature at about 25°C and the humidity at about 80% to germinate in a greenhouse.
[0033] (2) planting and growth of plants
[0034] Sow germinated seeds of small flying grass, about 100 seeds per m 2 . Planted in moist soil and covered with soil, it can be planted at an ambient temperature of 10°C in South China. Plants can grow in soil polluted with cadmium 10-200mg / kg and lead 400-3000mg / kg, and accumulate and extract heavy metals.
[0035] (3) Plant harvesting and post-processing
[0036] After the completion of vegetative growth (about 60 days), the whole plant should be pulled out; the post-treatment of plant residues (incineration and landfill or recovery of heavy metals) should be done to prevent...
Embodiment 2
[0046] Example 2 Wild ramie extracts cadmium and lead in soil
[0047] (1) Ramie breeding
[0048] Ramie is propagated with rhizomes, and the seedlings are cultivated at a temperature of about 35°C and a humidity of about 80%.
[0049] (2) Planting and growth of ramie
[0050] Ramie transplanted seedlings, 10 per m 2 . Planted in moist soil and covered with soil, it can be planted at an ambient temperature of 35°C in South China. Plants can grow in soil polluted with cadmium 10-200mg / kg and lead 400-3000mg / kg, and accumulate and extract heavy metals.
[0051] (3) Harvesting and post-processing of ramie
[0052] After the ramie has completed its vegetative growth (about 90 days), the aerial part is harvested. Do a good job in the post-treatment of plant residues (incineration and landfill or recovery of heavy metals) to prevent secondary pollution.
[0053] (4) The specific indicators are as follows
[0054] Pollution depth: D=0.2m
[0055] The soil bulk density is: W=...
Embodiment 3
[0063] Example 3 Cd and Pb in the soil are extracted by inoculating heavy metal-activated bacteria in the small flying grass
[0064] (1) Small flying grass breeding
[0065] Seeds are used to germinate small flying grass. First, vernalize at a low temperature of 3°C for about 70 hours, and then control the temperature at about 30°C and the humidity at about 80% to germinate in a greenhouse.
[0066] (2) planting and growth of plants
[0067] Sow germinated seeds of small flying grass, about 100 seeds per m 2 . Planted in moist soil and covered with soil, it can be planted at an ambient temperature of 35°C in South China. Plants can grow in soil polluted with cadmium 10-200mg / kg and lead 400-3000mg / kg, and accumulate and extract heavy metals.
[0068] (3) Rhizosphere heavy metal activated bacteria inoculation
[0069] Inoculate heavy metal-activated bacteria in the rhizosphere, mix Bacillus: Pseudomonas at a ratio of 1:1, and inoculate 10 per kilogram of soil 6 Bacteria / ...
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