Study on The Transport and Transformation of Heavy Metal Lead from Agricultural Land in An Abandoned Mining Area in Southwestern Yunnan

Authors

  • Yingmei Li
  • Xiaoyan Shang
  • Yu Chen

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/tm7xq350

Keywords:

Abandoned mine site; Agricultural land; Heavy metals; Migration and transformation.

Abstract

In this paper, the heavy metals in the agricultural land around an abandoned mine in southwest Yunnan Province were taken as the object of study, 15 samples of topsoil, middle soil and deep soil were collected, and 5 maize plants were randomly selected in the soil sampling points to study the migration and transformation of heavy metal lead in the soil-maize system in the agricultural land around the abandoned mine. The results showed that the soils in the study area were enriched with heavy metal Pb, which was generally expressed as surface soil > middle soil > deep soil; the migration capacity of heavy metal Pb in different organs of maize: roots > leaves > stems and kernels. The results of the study can be used as a basis for judging the migration and transformation of heavy metals in soil-crop systems, providing new theoretical support for the migration of heavy metals in soils around abandoned mining areas, and promoting the ecological remediation of heavy metal pollution in agricultural land.

Downloads

Download data is not yet available.

References

Song Wei, Chen Baiming, Liu Lin. Overview of Heavy Metal Pollution in Cultivated Soil in China [J]. Research on Water and Soil Conservation, 2013 (02): 293-298.

National Soil Pollution Survey Bulletin [J]. China Environmental Protection Industry, 2014 (05): 10-11.

Xu Jianming, Meng Jun, Liu Xingmei, et al. Prevention and control of heavy metal pollution in farmland soil and food security in China [J]. Journal of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, 2018,33 (2): 153 – 159.

Lv Yuefeng, Sun Hua. Spatial differentiation characteristics, pollution assessment and source analysis of heavy metals in cultivated soil of a county in northern Zhejiang [J]. Journal of Agricultural Environmental Sciences, 2019, 38 (1): 95-102.

D.C. Adriano,W.W. Wenzel,J. Vangronsveld,N.S. Bolan. Role of assisted natural remediation in environmental cleanup [J]. Geoderma, 2004, 122(2).

Gong Zitong, Chen Hongzhao, Luo Guobao. Impact of human action on soil environmental quality and countermeasures [J]. Journal of Ecological Environment, 2000, 9 (001): 7-10.

Xiang Meng, Zhang Guoping, Li Ling, Wei Xiaofei, Cai Yongbing Distribution of heavy metal pollution in soil profile and pore water of Guangxi lead antimony ore smelting area [J] Environmental Science, 2012,33 (01): 266-272.

Bai Yanzhen. Bioremediation effect of lead contaminated soil [M]. China Agricultural Science and Technology Press, 2012.

Liu Feng, Li Longfei, Liu Yubo, et al. Assessment and source analysis of heavy metal pollution in soil around a lead-zinc mining area in Hebei Province [J] Resources and Environment in Arid Areas, 2023,37 (01): 136-142.

Feng Qianwei, Wang Bing, Ma Xianjie, Jiang Zonghong, Chen Miao Pollution characteristics and source analysis of heavy metals in soils of typical lead-zinc mining areas in northwest Guizhou [J]. Bulletin of Mineral and Rock Geochemistry, 2020,39 (04): 863-870.

Yang Weiwei, Liu Min, Cao Meizhu, Zhang Chaolan Enrichment and transport capacity of different maize varieties to heavy metal lead and cadmium [J] Journal of Ecology and Rural Environment, 2014,30 (06): 774-779.

Zhang Mingshan, Xu Zhen, Zhang Xiong. Study on the migration and transformation of heavy metal pollutants in soil [J]. Resource Conservation and Environmental Protection, 2022 (01): 45-47+55.

Li Xiaoxiao, Han Ruifang, Chen Qianqian, Yang Yusheng, Shen Dongsheng, Shen Tujiali. Bibliometric analysis of research in the field of migration and transformation of heavy metals in soil [J]. Soil Bulletin, 2020,51 (3): 8.

Wang Lijuan. Current situation of heavy metal lead pollution in grain and its harm to human body [J]. Henan Science and Technology, 2020 (10): 148-149.

DZ/T 0295-2016. Specification for geochemical evaluation of land quality [S]. Ministry of Land and Resources of the People's Republic of China, 2019.

HJ 491-2019. Determination of copper, zinc, lead, nickel and chromium in soil and sediment by flame atomic absorption spectrometry [S] Ministry of Ecology and Environment, 2019.

Downloads

Published

12-03-2024

Issue

Section

Articles

How to Cite

Li, Y., Shang, X., & Chen, Y. (2024). Study on The Transport and Transformation of Heavy Metal Lead from Agricultural Land in An Abandoned Mining Area in Southwestern Yunnan. Academic Journal of Science and Technology, 9(3), 217-220. https://doi.org/10.54097/tm7xq350