中国烟草科学
中國煙草科學
중국연초과학
CHINESE TOBACCO SCIENCE
2013年
5期
1-6
,共6页
黄爱缨%木志坚%王强%蒋珍茂%黄韡%查宏波%倪霞%魏世强
黃愛纓%木誌堅%王彊%蔣珍茂%黃韡%查宏波%倪霞%魏世彊
황애영%목지견%왕강%장진무%황위%사굉파%예하%위세강
土壤%气候%烟草品种%交互作用%重金属
土壤%氣候%煙草品種%交互作用%重金屬
토양%기후%연초품충%교호작용%중금속
soil%climate%tobacco variety%interactive effect%heavy metal
在云南昭通10个植烟生态区进行田间试验,以探讨土壤-气候、烟草品种及其互作对烟叶重金属含量的影响。结果表明,昭通烟区烟叶铜、汞和砷含量较低,镍含量较高,而锌、铅和镉与其他烟区烟叶的含量相当。土壤-气候、烟草品种及其互作和烟叶等级对昭通烟叶重金属含量的影响程度不同,它们对烟叶中7种化学成分含量总变异的贡献率分别为57.3%、3.4%、22.3%、17.0%,土壤-气候对烟叶重金属含量的影响最大,品种的影响最小。在土壤-气候因素中,土壤对烟叶重金属含量的影响具有主导性和普遍性,气象因子的作用则是次要的。
在雲南昭通10箇植煙生態區進行田間試驗,以探討土壤-氣候、煙草品種及其互作對煙葉重金屬含量的影響。結果錶明,昭通煙區煙葉銅、汞和砷含量較低,鎳含量較高,而鋅、鉛和鎘與其他煙區煙葉的含量相噹。土壤-氣候、煙草品種及其互作和煙葉等級對昭通煙葉重金屬含量的影響程度不同,它們對煙葉中7種化學成分含量總變異的貢獻率分彆為57.3%、3.4%、22.3%、17.0%,土壤-氣候對煙葉重金屬含量的影響最大,品種的影響最小。在土壤-氣候因素中,土壤對煙葉重金屬含量的影響具有主導性和普遍性,氣象因子的作用則是次要的。
재운남소통10개식연생태구진행전간시험,이탐토토양-기후、연초품충급기호작대연협중금속함량적영향。결과표명,소통연구연협동、홍화신함량교저,얼함량교고,이자、연화력여기타연구연협적함량상당。토양-기후、연초품충급기호작화연협등급대소통연협중금속함량적영향정도불동,타문대연협중7충화학성분함량총변이적공헌솔분별위57.3%、3.4%、22.3%、17.0%,토양-기후대연협중금속함량적영향최대,품충적영향최소。재토양-기후인소중,토양대연협중금속함량적영향구유주도성화보편성,기상인자적작용칙시차요적。
Field experiments were carried out at ten tobacco-planting eco-regions in Zhaotong, Yunnan Province, to investigate the contents of heavy metals in tobacco leaves and their association with soil and climate conditions. The tobacco leaves in Zhaotong were characterized with lower contents of copper, mercury and arsenic and higher content of nickel, while the contents of zinc, lead and cadmium were similar to other tobacco-planting regions. The influencing degree of soil-climate and other factors on heavy metal contents of tobacco leaves varied. The relative contribution of soil-climate, tobacco variety and their interaction and leaf grade to total variation of the seven chemical components in tobacco leaves was 57.3%, 3.4%, 22.3%and 17.0%, respectively. This indicated that soil-climate conditions had the strongest effect on the heavy metal contents of tobacco leaves while the effect of variety was negligible. As to the soil-climate conditions, soil played a predominant role in controlling heavy metal contents of tobacco leaves while climate was secondary.