A Method for Quantifying Irrigation Water Pollution Factors Using Plant Carrying Capacity Thresholds
A technology for carrying capacity and water pollution, which is applied in the field of plant carrying capacity threshold to quantify irrigation water pollution factors and objectively evaluate irrigation water quality, and can solve problems such as inability to scientifically reflect the degree of water pollution and methods for quantifying irrigation water quality without plants
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[0017] Plants were irrigated with manganese-containing contaminated water, and the critical concentration of manganese ions was obtained by measuring the germination rate and plant height, which provided basic data for determining the threshold value of manganese ions carried by wheat.
[0018] Wheat acts as a plant receptor, and the pollution factor is manganese ions. Prepare a series of aqueous solutions of manganese ions with different concentrations (0, 0.01, 0.03, 0.05, 0.07, 0.09mg / L).
[0019] (1) The critical concentration of manganese ions was determined by the germination rate of wheat.
[0020] ① Wheat cultivation. Put the wheat seeds into an aqueous petri dish with two layers of filter paper, and the amount of water in the petri dish should not exceed the wheat seeds. Set 6 treatment groups according to the above-mentioned different manganese ion concentrations, and each treatment group has 3 replicate samples. Wheat seeds are put into the above-mentioned aqueous...
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