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Microplastics affect activity and spatial distribution of C,N, and P hydrolases in rice rhizosphere 被引量:2
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作者 Yaoyao Tong Jina Ding +7 位作者 Mouliang Xiao Muhammad Shahbaz Zhenke Zhu Ming Chen Yakov Kuzyakov Yangwu Deng Jianping Chen Tida Ge 《Soil Ecology Letters》 CSCD 2023年第3期13-24,共12页
Microplastics provide a new ecological niche for microorganisms,and the accumulation levels of microplastics(MPs)in terrestrial ecosystems are higher than those in marine ecosystems.Here,we applied the zymography to i... Microplastics provide a new ecological niche for microorganisms,and the accumulation levels of microplastics(MPs)in terrestrial ecosystems are higher than those in marine ecosystems.Here,we applied the zymography to investigate how MPs–polyethylene[PE],and polyvinyl chloride[PVC])at two levels(0.01%and 1%soil weight)impacted the spatial distribution of soil hydrolases,nutrient availability,and rice growth in paddy soil.MPs increased the above-ground biomass by 13.0%–15.5%and decreased the below-ground biomass by 8.0%–15.1%.Addition of 0.01%and 1%MPs reduced soil NH4+content by 18.3%–63.2%and 52.2%–80.2%,respectively.The average activities of N-and P-hydrolases increased by 0.8%–4.8%and 1.9%–6.3%with addition of MPs,respectively.The nutrient uptake by rice plants and the enzyme activities in hotspots increased with MP content in soil.The accumulation of MPs in paddy soil could provide an ecological niche that facilitates microbial survival,alters the spatial distribution of soil hydrolases,and decreases nutrient availability. 展开更多
关键词 MPs accumulation soil zymography Microbial hotspots soil nutrients soil hydrolases
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