Effects of Modified Distillers' Grains Biochar on Cadmium Forms in Purple Soil and Cadmium Uptake by Rice

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作者：
Xiao N.-C. [1 ]
Wang Z.-F. [1 ]
Yang W.-N. [1 ]
Xie Y.-H. [2 ]
Dai W.-C. [1 ]
Gao M. [1 ]
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[1] College of Resources and Environment, Southwest University, Chongqing
[2] Fruit Research Institute, Chongqing Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Chongqing
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Huanjing Kexue/Environmental Science | 2024年 / 45卷 / 05期
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cadmium accumulation; cadmium（Cd）contamination; modified distillers’grains biochar; purple soil; soil-rice system;
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10.13227/j.hjkx.202306216
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Biochar and modified biochar have been widely used as remediation materials in heavy metal-contaminated agricultural soils. In order to explore economical and effective materials for the remediation of cadmium（Cd）-contaminated acidic purple soil，distillers 'grains were converted into distillers' grains biochar（DGBC）and modified using nano-titanium dioxide（Nano-TiO2）to produce two types of modified DGBCs：TiO2/DGBC and Fe-TiO2/DGBC. A rice pot experiment was used to investigate the effects of different biochar types and application rates（1%，3%，and 5%）on soil properties，nutrient content，Cd bioavailability，Cd forms，rice growth，and Cd accumulation. The results showed that ① DGBC application significantly increased soil pH，cation exchange capacity（CEC），and nutrient content，with TiO2/DGBC and Fe-TiO2/DGBC exhibiting better effects. ② DGBC and modified DGBCs transformed Cd from soluble to insoluble forms，increasing residual Cd by 1. 22% to 18. 46% compared to that in the control. Cd bioavailability in soil decreased significantly，with available cadmium being reduced by 11. 81% to 23. 67% for DGBC，7. 64% to 43. 85% for TiO2/DGBC，and 19. 75% to 55. 82% for Fe-TiO2/DGBC. ③ DGBC and modified DGBCs increased rice grain yield，with the highest yields observed at a 3% application rate：30. 60 g·pot-1 for DGBC，37. 85 g·pot-1 for TiO2/DGBC，and 39. 10 g·pot-1 for Fe-TiO2/DGBC，representing 1. 13，1. 40，and 1. 44 times the control yield，respectively. Cd content in rice was significantly reduced，with grain Cd content ranging from 0. 24 to 0. 30 mg·kg-1 for DGBC，0. 16 to 0. 26 mg·kg-1 for TiO2/DGBC，and 0. 14 to 0. 24 mg·kg-1 for Fe-TiO2/DGBC. Notably，Cd content in rice grains fell below the food safety limit of 0. 2 mg·kg-1（GB2762-2022）at 5% for TiO2/DGBC and 3% and 5% for Fe-TiO2/DGBC. In conclusion，Nano-TiO2 modified DGBC effectively reduced the bioavailability of soil Cd through its own adsorption and influence on soil Cd forms distribution，thus reducing the absorption of Cd by rice and simultaneously promoting rice growth and improving rice yield. It is a type of Cd-contaminated soil remediation material with a potential application prospect. The results can provide scientific basis for farmland restoration and agricultural safety production of Cd-contaminated acidic purple soil. © 2024 Science Press. All rights reserved.
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