The Use of Tree Species Seedlings Maple (Acer Velutinum) to Absorb Heavy Metal Mercury from the Environment
Subject Areas : Environmental pollutions (water, soil and air)
Seyed Armin Hashemi
1
(
Department of Forestry , Lahijan Branch, Islamic Azad university, Lahijan ,Iran
)
sahar tabibian
2
(
Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Payame Noor University
)
Seyed Yousef Torabian
3
(
Department of Forestry , Lahijan Branch, Islamic Azad university, Lahijan ,Iran
)
Saba Khalaj
4
(
Master of environmental pollution, Shahid Beheshti University
)
Keywords: Mercury, Heavy Metals, Phytoremediation, maple,
Abstract :
Heavy metals are elements with high atomic weight, and large amounts of these metals may be harmful to living organisms. Mercury is one of these metals and can cause various problems for human health. The aim of this study was to investigate the bioavailability of mercury by Afraplet species. With the permission of Natural Resources seedlings a year of Maple of nursery was prepared and the solution Chloride Mercury with concentrations of 20, 40 and 60 mg per liter of prepared solution is then added to the soil, and the seedlings of maple in the pot after the period of six months from growth of seedlings, leaves, stems and roots of the seedlings were sampled. Using ANOVA and Duncan test were examined.The highest level of Mercury accumulation in aerial organs in leaves, stems and roots and, respectively, 55; 40; 45.67; mg/kg. Based on the results of this research maple species suitable for remediation of soils contaminated with metal is mercury.
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1- Al-Khashman O. Heavy metal distribution in dust, street dust and soils from the work place in Karak Industrial Estate, Jordan. Atmospheric Environment 2004;38:6803-12.
2- Amouei A, Mahvi A, Naddafi K. Effect on heavy metals Pb, Cd and Hg availability in soils by amendments. Journal Babol University of Medical Sciences 2006;6:26-31.
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4- Klute A. Method of soil analysis. Part1: Physicalmethods. Soi.Sci SOC Ameri J. 1986:432-49.
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