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Sas-Nowosielska A Galimska-Stypa R Kucharski R Zielonka U Małkowski E Gray L 《Environmental monitoring and assessment》2008,137(1-3):101-109
Phytoremediation, an approach that uses plants to remediate contaminated soil through degradation, stabilization or accumulation,
may provide an efficient solution to some mercury contamination problems. This paper presents growth chamber experiments that
tested the ability of plant species to stabilize mercury in soil. Several indigenous herbaceous species and Salix viminalis were grown in soil collected from a mercury-contaminated site in southern Poland. The uptake and distribution of mercury
by these plants were investigated, and the growth and vitality of the plants through a part of one vegetative cycle were assessed.
The highest concentrations of mercury were found at the roots, but translocation to the aerial part also occurred. Most of
the plant species tested displayed good growth on mercury contaminated soil and sustained a rich microbial population in the
rhizosphere. The microbial populations of root-free soil and rhizosphere soil from all species were also examined. An inverse
correlation between the number of sulfur amino acid decomposing bacteria and root mercury content was observed. These results
indicate the potential for using some species of plants to treat mercury contaminated soil through stabilization rather than
extraction. The present investigation proposes a practical cost-effective temporary solution for phytostabilization of soil
with moderate mercury contamination as well as the basis for plant selection. 相似文献
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Gucwa-Przepióra E Małkowski E Sas-Nowosielska A Kucharski R Krzyzak J Kita A Römkens PF 《Environmental pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987)》2007,150(3):338-346
The effects of chemophytostabilization practices on arbuscular mycorrhiza (AM) of Deschampsia cespitosa roots at different depths in soils highly contaminated with heavy metals were studied in field trials. Mycorrhizal parameters, including frequency of mycorrhization, intensity of root cortex colonization and arbuscule abundance were studied. Correlations between concentration of bioavailable Cd, Zn, Pb and Cu in soil and mycorrhizal parameters were estimated. An increase in AM colonization with increasing soil depth was observed in soils with spontaneously growing D. cespitosa. A positive effect of chemophytostabilization amendments (calcium phosphate, lignite) on AM colonization was found in the soil layers to which the amendments were applied. Negative correlation coefficients between mycorrhizal parameters and concentration of bioavailable Cd and Zn in soil were obtained. Our results demonstrated that chemophytostabilization practices enhance AM colonization in D. cespitosa roots, even in soils fertilized with high rates of phosphorus. 相似文献
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Jan Deja Alicja Uliasz-Bochenczyk Eugeniusz Mokrzycki 《International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control》2010,4(4):583-588
The cement industry is one of the most significant sources of anthropogenic emissions of CO2. It is connected with the specific character of the production processes, during which great quantities of CO2 are produced. Basic actions to reduce CO2 emissions recommended by the European Union's, Reference Document on Best Available Techniques in the Cement and Lime Manufacturing Industries, include: reduction of fuel consumption, selection of raw materials with low content of organic compounds and fuels with low coal contribution to heating value. All actions connected with the improvement of energy conversion efficiency of the cement production process cause CO2 emissions reduction. The use of at most acceptable by the valid standards amounts of waste as raw materials and additives for cement production, also brings about the reduction of significant part of CO2 emissions. These measures have been and continue to be pursued by the cement factories in Poland. This article describes the evolution of the cement industry in Poland over the period 1998–2008 and the resulting changes in CO2 emissions and explores the drivers for these changes. The sources of CO2 emissions in cement industry have been presented in this article as well as a discussion of potential ways to reduce Polish cement industry emissions even further. 相似文献
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