湿地科学与管理
濕地科學與管理
습지과학여관리
Wetland Science & Management
2015年
3期
28-33
,共6页
潘潇%朱豪杰%陈鹏冲%张荣斌%王为东
潘瀟%硃豪傑%陳鵬遲%張榮斌%王為東
반소%주호걸%진붕충%장영빈%왕위동
生态湿地%水质净化%植物刈割%生物质%资源化%能源化
生態濕地%水質淨化%植物刈割%生物質%資源化%能源化
생태습지%수질정화%식물예할%생물질%자원화%능원화
Ecological wetlands%Water purification%Plant harvesting%Biomass%Resource reuse%Energy-oriented use
随着生态湿地技术在我国的规模化推广应用,湿地植物资源的管理和利用途径成为新的挑战.将湿地植物刈割并移至陆地生态系统是水体系统污染控制的终极途径之一.概述了在资源紧缺和环境污染双重背景下,湿地植物资源管理和利用的潜在途径.以南方某133.3 hm2规模化湿地为例进行估算,通过植物刈割,可以直接带走450 kg/a磷、9 540 kg/a氮,从而避免潜在二次污染.总结了植物刈割的方法、参数及对湿地的影响.综述了刈割转移生物质的几种潜在后续利用方式:燃料、纤维、工业材料、饲料、肥料及生物炭等.指出在我国目前社会经济背景下,湿地生物质资源二次利用具有广阔的前景和深远的环保意义.
隨著生態濕地技術在我國的規模化推廣應用,濕地植物資源的管理和利用途徑成為新的挑戰.將濕地植物刈割併移至陸地生態繫統是水體繫統汙染控製的終極途徑之一.概述瞭在資源緊缺和環境汙染雙重揹景下,濕地植物資源管理和利用的潛在途徑.以南方某133.3 hm2規模化濕地為例進行估算,通過植物刈割,可以直接帶走450 kg/a燐、9 540 kg/a氮,從而避免潛在二次汙染.總結瞭植物刈割的方法、參數及對濕地的影響.綜述瞭刈割轉移生物質的幾種潛在後續利用方式:燃料、纖維、工業材料、飼料、肥料及生物炭等.指齣在我國目前社會經濟揹景下,濕地生物質資源二次利用具有廣闊的前景和深遠的環保意義.
수착생태습지기술재아국적규모화추엄응용,습지식물자원적관리화이용도경성위신적도전.장습지식물예할병이지륙지생태계통시수체계통오염공제적종겁도경지일.개술료재자원긴결화배경오염쌍중배경하,습지식물자원관리화이용적잠재도경.이남방모133.3 hm2규모화습지위례진행고산,통과식물예할,가이직접대주450 kg/a린、9 540 kg/a담,종이피면잠재이차오염.총결료식물예할적방법、삼수급대습지적영향.종술료예할전이생물질적궤충잠재후속이용방식:연료、섬유、공업재료、사료、비료급생물탄등.지출재아국목전사회경제배경하,습지생물질자원이차이용구유엄활적전경화심원적배보의의.
With the increasing application of ecological wetlands in China, the approaches to managing and utilizing massive wetlands macrophytes are becoming an urgent new practical challenge. Transferring the harvested wetland plants from aquatic ecosystems to terrestrial ecosystems is one of the ultimate pathways of aquatic pollutants removal. This mini-review, as such, summarized the potential approaches of wetlands plants resources management and regenerative utilization, under the coupling circumstances of natural resource shortage and environmental pollution. As estimated in a 1.33 km2 wetland in South China, the plant harvesting can remove 450 kg phosphorus (P) and 9 540 kg nitrogen (N) per year directly from wetland system, thus avoiding the potential secondary pollution. The reaping methods, reaping season and frequency, and the effects of plant harvesting on the wetlands were compared and brielfy reviewed. Several potential models of subsequent utilization of the harvested plant biomass such as being made into fuel, fiber, industrial production, fertilizer, fodder, and biochar were reviewed. The promising future and far-reaching environmental signiifcance was emphasized on the secondary utilization of wetland bio-resources under the current socio-economic background.