摘要
选取蚯蚓(Eisenia fetida)为研究对象,通过测定蚯蚓体重、体内的戊唑醇浓度以及BSAF值,探究微塑料对戊唑醇在生物体内富集的影响。结果表明,只添加10 mg/kg戊唑醇的对照组中,蚯蚓体内戊唑醇的富集浓度为5.6~17.5 mg/kg;向对照组中额外加入0.2%(m/m)聚氯乙烯后,蚯蚓体内富集的戊唑醇浓度升高,富集浓度为6.0~18.4 mg/kg;加入1.0%(m/m)聚氯乙烯后,戊唑醇在蚯蚓体内的浓度极显著高于对照组,富集浓度为7.1~25.6 mg/kg,且微塑料的加入可显著降低蚯蚓的体重。生物-土壤富集因子(BSAF)值也表明,微塑料存在条件下,可显著增加蚯蚓对戊唑醇的富集。本研究旨在为评估戊唑醇及微塑料对生态环境的影响提供理论依据,并为安全使用三唑类农药和大田地膜提供数据参考。
In this study,the earthworm(Eisenia Fetida)was selected as the research object,and the influence of microplastics on the enrichment of tebuconazole in organisms was investigated by measuring the body weight,the concentration of tebu-conazole and BSAF value of earthworm.The results showed that the enrichment concentration of tebuconazole in earthworms was 5.6-17.5 mg/kg in the control group of only 10 mg·kg^(-1)tebuconazole.After 0.2%(m/m)polyvinyl chloride was added to the control group,the concentration of tebuconazole enriched in earthworms increased from 6.0 mg/kg to 18.4 mg/kg.After adding 1.0%(m/m)PVC,the concentration of tebuconazole in earthworms was significantly higher than that in the control group,and the enrichment concentration ranged from 7.1 to 25.6 mg·kg^(-1).And the addition of microplastics could significantly reduce the body weight of earthworms.The BSAF value also indicated that the enrichment of tebuconazole by earthworms could be sig-nificantly increased in the presence of microplastics.Therefore,the presence of microplastics can significantly increase the enrichment of tebuconazole by earthworms.This study aims to provide a theoretical basis for assessing the ecological impact of tebuconazole and microplastics,and to provide data for the safe use of triazole pesticides and field mulch.
作者
崔宁
李青益
王金佩
张婉菁
CUI Ning;LI Qingyi;WANG Jinpei;ZHANG Wanjing(Medical College of Xi’an International University,Xi’an,Shaanxi 710077,China)
出处
《热带农业科学》
2023年第3期65-69,共5页
Chinese Journal of Tropical Agriculture
基金
陕西省教育厅科学研究计划项目(No.20JK0863)
陕西省科技厅计划项目(No.2020JQ-916)
西安外事学院高层次人才启动基金项目(No.XAIU2019013)。
关键词
微塑料
蚯蚓
戊唑醇
生物富集
microplastics
earthworms
tebuconazole
bioaccumulation