期刊
JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
卷 413, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2021.125303
关键词
Cadmium adsorption; Soil remediation; Tabacco biochar; Tabacco production; Bioavailability
资金
- National Natural Science Foundation of China [41907076]
- Research Project of Tobacco Cultivation Key Laboratory in Tobacco Industry [30800665]
Tobacco is a plant sensitive to Cd, but converting tobacco stalk to biochar for Cd sequestration in soils can enhance tobacco productivity. The addition of TS-biochar in red soil significantly increases soil pH and reduces exchangeable Cd fractions, improving tobacco growth under Cd stress. TS-biochar helps transform bioavailable Cd into less hazardous forms, repairing soils and enhancing tobacco productivity.
Tobacco is a super-enriched plant for heavy metals, and its productivity is sensitively affected by Cd. In this study, tobacco stalk was converted to biochar (TS-biochar) for the sequestration of Cd in soils to enhance the productivity of tobacco. FTIR, SEM-EDX, and XPS characterizations of TS-biochar together with Cd2+ adsorption kinetics revealed that oxy-containing functional groups (-OH, C?O, and -COOH) in TS-biochar played a crucial role on Cd2+ adsorption. The changes of soil property and Cd speciation by adding TS-biochar in red (acidic) and cinnamon (alkaline) soils was evaluated. Effects of TS-biochar on tobacco growth and development under Cd stress was also investigated. Results indicated that a 2 wt% addition of TS-biochar in red soil could significantly increase the soil pH value (from 5.21 to 7.39) and reduce exchangeable Cd fractions (from 40% to 23%), but those were not obvious in cinnamon soil. Under the stress of Cd, TS-biochar could obviously improve the tobacco dry biomass, and decrease the accumulation of Cd in the middle and upper leaves, thus reducing economic loss. Overall, the application of TS-biochar on Cd contaminated soil can transform bioavailable Cd into low hazardous forms, so as to repair soils and improve the productivity of tobacco.
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