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Evaluation of Silicon Bioavailability in Soil with Different Chemical Extractants

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SILICON
卷 15, 期 2, 页码 925-935

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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s12633-022-01768-7

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Acetic acid; Calcium chloride; Oryza sativa; Resin

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This study aimed to compare the correlation between the available silicon in soil and silicon uptake by plants using different extraction methods. The results showed that acetic acid exhibited the highest extracting power, while resin showed the least capacity. The calcium chloride extraction method showed the highest correlation between soil extractable silicon and silicon accumulation in the plants.
Aim This study was developed to examine the extracting power and efficiency of different methods in order to identify those that best correlate the available Si in the soil with Si uptake by plants. Methods We evaluated alterations in soil-Si extraction methods using the calcium chloride (CaCl2), acetic acid and ion-exchange resin extractants. Eighteen soils were used and modifications were made in the speed and duration of soil/extractant solution shaking and extracting solution concentration. Quantification was achieved by colorimetry and inductively coupled plasma-optical emission spectrometry (ICP-OES). The experiment was carried out in a greenhouse where rice was cultivated until 60 days after emergence. Relative cumulative frequency and the correlation between Si accumulated in the rice plant shoots and Si extracted from the soil by different methods were determined. Results In terms of relative cumulative frequency, resin showed the least capacity to extract Si from the soil, while acetic acid exhibited the highest extracting power. The methods involving calcium chloride as the extractant showed correlation coefficients between soil extractable Si and Si accumulated in the plant above 0.90, whereas the correlation obtained in the majority of acetic acid methods and in one resin method was greater than 0.80. Conclusions The extractants have different capacities to extract silicon from soil, and the acetic acid, calcium chloride and resin methods with 12 h of shaking showed a high correlation between soil extractable silicon and silicon accumulation in the rice plant shoots.

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