农业工程学报
農業工程學報
농업공정학보
2013年
23期
211-216
,共6页
李少朋%毕银丽%余海洋%孔维平%冯颜博%秦亚非
李少朋%畢銀麗%餘海洋%孔維平%馮顏博%秦亞非
리소붕%필은려%여해양%공유평%풍안박%진아비
煤矿复垦%土壤%微生物%丛枝菌根%玉米%根系损伤%球囊霉素
煤礦複墾%土壤%微生物%叢枝菌根%玉米%根繫損傷%毬囊黴素
매광복은%토양%미생물%총지균근%옥미%근계손상%구낭매소
coal mining area%soils%arbuscular mycorrhizae%maize%root harm%glomalin
针对煤炭开采过程中地表塌陷造成植物根系损伤问题,通过人为伤根模拟煤炭开采造成植物根系受损的盆栽试验,以玉米为宿主植物,矿区退化土壤为供试基质,研究接种丛枝菌根真菌对根系受损玉米生长的缓解作用。结果表明,玉米根系受损条件下,接种丛枝菌根真菌缓解了伤根对玉米生长造成的不利影响,促进了玉米的生长,接菌组玉米干质量平均每株要比对照组高出9.74 g。强化接种菌根真菌提高了玉米对土壤中矿质元素的吸收,增加了受损玉米根际土壤中球囊霉素和有机质含量,接菌组玉米根际土壤中总球囊霉素和有机质含量分别比对照组高出48.1%和24.5%。接种菌根改善了玉米根际微环境,有利于矿区退化土壤改良和培肥。通过研究菌根真菌对根系受损植物生长效应,为采煤塌陷区土地复垦与生态重建提供技术支撑。
針對煤炭開採過程中地錶塌陷造成植物根繫損傷問題,通過人為傷根模擬煤炭開採造成植物根繫受損的盆栽試驗,以玉米為宿主植物,礦區退化土壤為供試基質,研究接種叢枝菌根真菌對根繫受損玉米生長的緩解作用。結果錶明,玉米根繫受損條件下,接種叢枝菌根真菌緩解瞭傷根對玉米生長造成的不利影響,促進瞭玉米的生長,接菌組玉米榦質量平均每株要比對照組高齣9.74 g。彊化接種菌根真菌提高瞭玉米對土壤中礦質元素的吸收,增加瞭受損玉米根際土壤中毬囊黴素和有機質含量,接菌組玉米根際土壤中總毬囊黴素和有機質含量分彆比對照組高齣48.1%和24.5%。接種菌根改善瞭玉米根際微環境,有利于礦區退化土壤改良和培肥。通過研究菌根真菌對根繫受損植物生長效應,為採煤塌陷區土地複墾與生態重建提供技術支撐。
침대매탄개채과정중지표탑함조성식물근계손상문제,통과인위상근모의매탄개채조성식물근계수손적분재시험,이옥미위숙주식물,광구퇴화토양위공시기질,연구접충총지균근진균대근계수손옥미생장적완해작용。결과표명,옥미근계수손조건하,접충총지균근진균완해료상근대옥미생장조성적불리영향,촉진료옥미적생장,접균조옥미간질량평균매주요비대조조고출9.74 g。강화접충균근진균제고료옥미대토양중광질원소적흡수,증가료수손옥미근제토양중구낭매소화유궤질함량,접균조옥미근제토양중총구낭매소화유궤질함량분별비대조조고출48.1%화24.5%。접충균근개선료옥미근제미배경,유리우광구퇴화토양개량화배비。통과연구균근진균대근계수손식물생장효응,위채매탑함구토지복은여생태중건제공기술지탱。
Reliefing affection of damage roots on growth of maize by application of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi With the first coal output and larger subsidence area in China, the Shendong mining area is the largest coal field in China and one of the seven major coalfields in the world now. Underground mining would cause ground subsidence damage and large amounts of cracks, which would result a loss of surface moisture and nutrient and intensifying drought. There are a few reports about damage to plant roots caused by coal mining at home and abroad. The main reasons are that plant roots in soil would form a “black box” which is difficult to observe. In addition, the irregular distribution of plant roots in soil and the different forces generated in process of surface subsidence are difficult to study comprehensively. The technologies to repair damaged plant roots have not been completely perfected yet. Although the physical methods and chemical methods would alleviate the adverse effects of coal mining to some extent, they can not fundamentally solve the environmental degradation caused by root damage in coal mining. Moreover they are difficult to spread and apply in mining area as their treatment cost is high. The bioremediation method is one of the most popular and advocated methods at home and abroad. As a good function of biological"fertilizer"arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) has greater value and potential in an ecological environment treatment. In the process of coal mining, surface subsidence leads to plant root injury. For this problem, in this study, the mitigation effects of an arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus inoculation on the growth of root injured maize were investigated by soil pot experiments, which artificially simulated root damage caused by coal mining, with corn as the host plant and mining area degraded soils as the test matrix. The results indicated that AMF inoculation alleviated the adverse effects caused by root harm, and contributed to the growth of maize. The average dry weight per plant of the inoculation group was higher than that of the control group by 9.74 g. In addition, AMF inoculation significantly promoted the maize to take up mineral elements from the soil, and increased the content of glomalin and organic matter which existed in the rhizosphere soil of the injured maize. The contents of total glomalin and organic matter in the maize rhizosphere soil of the inoculation group were higher than that of the control group by 48.1% and 24.5% respectively. AMF inoculation improved the micro-environment of rhizosphere and made a contribution to the amelioration and fertilization of degraded soil in the mining area. It will provide technical support for land reclamation and ecological reconstruction by studying the effects of AMF on the growth of damaged plants.