Evaluation for phosphorus accumulation and removal capability of nine species in the Polygonaceae to excavate amphibious superstars used for phosphorus-phytoextraction
Evaluation for phosphorus accumulation and removal capability of nine species in the Polygonaceae to excavate amphibious superstars used for phosphorus-phytoextraction
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DOI:
10.1016/j.chemosphere.2022.136361
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发表时间:
2022-09-18
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8.8
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Li,Tingxuan
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Ye,Daihua;Xie,Min;Li,Tingxuan
Reducing excessive phosphorus (P) from both soils and eutrophic waters is attractive to achieve environmental P balance, and P-phytoextraction by amphibious plants with great biomass and P uptake is an amazing method, as already reported for P-accumulating plant, Polygonum hydropiper. However, it is still unknown how widespread high P tolerance and great P accumulation is among species in the Polygonaceae, and if there are new amphibious superstars used for P-phytoextraction. We used sixPolygonumspecies and three non-Polygonumspecies to compare P accumulation and removal capability in hydroponics and soils with different P treatments. In high P hydroponics, all species showed superiority in growth and P accumulation without P toxicity, except forF. multiflora. In high P soils, all species showed much better growth performance with green leaves at 8 weeks, with shoot biomass being 3.60–29.49 g plant−1. At 8 weeks,Polygonumspecies displayed obviously higher shoot P accumulation (31.32–152.37 mg plant−1), P extraction ratio (3.16%–15.36%), maximum potential P removal (13.89–67.59 kg ha−1), and much lower plant effective number (7-32) than non-Polygonumspecies under high P soils. Besides,P. lapathifolium,P. divaricatumandP. orientaleranked the top three in growth with P concentration more than 10 mg g-1dry weight in hydroponics and showed dominant advantage in P accumulation and P removal from high P soils. Through the cluster analysis,P. lapathifoliumwas always separated into a class, andP. divaricatumandP. orientalemore likely clustered together. It is therefore thatP. lapathifolium,P. divaricatumandP. orientaleare tolerant to high P and attractive in P accumulation and P removal from high P waters and soils, and thus can be used as new amphibious superstars for P-phytoextraction, particularlyP. lapathifolium.