Uptake and translocation of triadimefon by wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) grown in hydroponics and soil conditions
Uptake and translocation of triadimefon by wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) grown in hydroponics and soil conditions
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水培和土壤条件下生长的小麦(Triticum aestivum L.)对三唑酮的吸收和转运
DOI:
10.1016/j.jhazmat.2021.127011
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
13.6
通讯作者:
Yunlong Yu
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作者:
Yu Sumei;Li Xin;He Shuhong;Zhang Hongchao;Jin Maojun;Zheng Yongquan;Zhang Luqing;Yunlong Yu
Residual pesticides in soil may be taken in by plants and thus have a risk for plant growth and food safety. In this study, uptake of triadimefon and its subsequent translocation and accumulation were investigated with wheat as model plants. The results from hydroponics indicated that triadimefon was absorbed by wheat roots mainly through apoplastic pathway and predominantly distributed into the water soluble fractions (66.7−76.0%). After being uptaken by roots, triadimefon was easily translocated upward to wheat shoots and leaves. Interestingly, triadimefon in leaves was mainly distributed in the soluble fraction by 52.5% at the beginning, and gradually transferred into the cell wall by 47.2% at equilibrium. The uptake of triadimefon from soils by wheat plants was similar to that in hydroponics. Its accumulation were mainly governed by adsorption of the fungicide onto soils, and positively correlated with its concentration inin situpore water (CIPW). Thus, CIPWcan be suitable for predicting the uptake of triadimefon by wheat from soils. Accordingly, uptake of triadimefon by wheat was predicted well by using the partition-limited model. Our study provides valuable information for guiding the practical application and safety evaluation of triadimefon.