Biological monitor and accumulating characteristic of moss to Pb,Fe,Cr pollution by SRXRF

CAO Qingchen~1 ZHANG Yuanxun~1 LOU Yuxia~2 CAO Tong~2 Iida A~3 ZHANG Guilin~1 LI Yan~1 1

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Biological monitor and accumulating characteristic of moss to Pb,Fe,Cr pollution by SRXRF

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- Biological monitor and accumulating characteristic of moss to Pb,Fe,Cr pollution by SRXRF
- NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES Issue 10, (2008)
- 作者机构：
  
  1. 中国科学院上海应用物理研究所
  2. 上海师范大学生命与环境科学学院
  3. Photon Factory,National Laboratory for High Energy Physics,Tsukuba,Ibaraki,Japan,305
- 作者简介：
- 基金信息：
  
  中国科学院知识创新工程重要方向性项目(KJCX3．SYW．N3);国家自然科学基金项目(10775170);上海市教委科研重点项目(062219);北京正负电子对撞机国家实验室项目(VR-07004);日本光子工厂KEK项目(2007G504)资助
- DOI：
  CLC： X831
- Published：01 October 2008
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[1]曹清晨,张元勋,娄玉霞,曹同,Iida A,张桂林,李燕.SRXRF研究苔藓植物对Pb/Fe/Cr污染的生物监视和累积特征[J].核技术,2008(10):721-725.

CAO Qingchen~1 ZHANG Yuanxun~1 LOU Yuxia~2 CAO Tong~2 Iida A~3 ZHANG Guilin~1 LI Yan~1 1. Biological monitor and accumulating characteristic of moss to Pb,Fe,Cr pollution by SRXRF[J]. Nuclear techniques, 2008, (10): 721-725.
[1]曹清晨,张元勋,娄玉霞,曹同,Iida A,张桂林,李燕.SRXRF研究苔藓植物对Pb/Fe/Cr污染的生物监视和累积特征[J].核技术,2008(10):721-725. DOI：

CAO Qingchen~1 ZHANG Yuanxun~1 LOU Yuxia~2 CAO Tong~2 Iida A~3 ZHANG Guilin~1 LI Yan~1 1. Biological monitor and accumulating characteristic of moss to Pb,Fe,Cr pollution by SRXRF[J]. Nuclear techniques, 2008, (10): 721-725. DOI：

摘要

为研究苔藓植物对环境污染的累积特性和生物监视机理

用加入不同浓度的Pb、Fe、Cr培养基对二代扩繁后的小立碗藓进行胁迫试验

用同步辐射X射线荧光分析技术（SRXRF）测定藓体内金属元素含量

用微束荧光扫描技术（μ-SRXRF）分析了Cr、K等元素在苔藓叶和茎中的精细分布特征。结果表明

在单一重金属或复合重金属元素的胁迫下

藓体内污染金属元素的含量与培养基中相应元素的浓度呈现正相关

小立碗藓的受伤害程度随重金属元素浓度的增加而加重。重金属的胁迫导致小立碗藓吸收K、S等营养元素的能力急剧下降

且小立碗藓茎中K的吸收浓度由于受到过量Cr的拮抗作用而逐步降低。

Abstract

In order to explore accumulating characteristic of moss as a biological monitor to environmental pollution

cultured Physcomitrella patens of the second generation was grown for 45 days in a specially prepared nutrient medium containing different concentrations of Pb

Fe or Cr

or mixture of Fe-Pb

Fe-Cr and Fe-Cu.Elemental contents in the moss tissue were determined using SRXRF （synchrotron radiation X-ray fluorescence）.Cr and K distributions in leaf and stem of the moss were obtained using micro-SRXRF.The results showed that in the sample groups of both types of the medium containing a single heavy metal or the metal mixture

the contents of polluted metal elements in the moss were correlated to the concentrations of corresponding elements in the culture medium. The moss injury was greatly aggravated with increasing content of heavy metal element.Under the contamination of heavy metals

the ability of moss to absorb nutritive elements （K

S） was declined sharply.Also due to the antagonism of excessive Cr

the content of K element deposited in moss stem decreased gradually.

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