Effects of Composted Agricultural Organic Materials on Mercury Methylation in Paddy Soil and Mercury Enrichment in Rice

Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology(2023)

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Many studies have shown that returning fresh straw to the field can promote mercury accumulation in crops; therefore, it is necessary to find an appropriate way to use agricultural organic materials in mercury-contaminated farmlands. In this study, pot experiments were conducted to study the effects of composted agricultural organic materials on mercury bioaccumulation in the paddy field ecosystem by adding fresh rice straw (RS), composted rice straw (CRS), cow dung (CD) and composted cow dung (CCD) to the soils. Compared with RS and CD, the CRS and CCD amendments reduced dissolved organic matter (DOM) contents in soil, but increased the aromaticity and small molecule proportion of DOM, and also increased the tartaric acid contents in soil, as well as the methylation and release of mercury in soil. However, the increased available mercury and methylmercury in the soils in the CRS and CCD treatments were not effectively absorbed by rice plants. Overall, compared with fresh organic materials, composted organic materials amendments could reduce mercury accumulation in rice to a certain extent.
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Agricultural organic materials,Composting,Mercury,Methylmercury,Rice
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