Dimitrios Kyrkas, Nikolaos Mantzos, Paraskevi Beza, Vasileios Papantzikos, Chrysanthe Andreaki, Erini-Evaggelia Konstantourou, Guillaume Echevarria, Maria Konstantinou, Panayiotis G. Dimitrakopoulos
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摘要
希腊特有的 Bornmuellera emarginata 以其 Ni 的超积累能力而闻名,是一种很有希望用于农用采矿的候选物种。与此同时,最近在农业用地上安装光伏系统的情况越来越多。根据实地观察,该物种的种群通常占据灌木或树木下的遮荫处,因此我们研究了不同遮荫程度对 B. emarginata 生长的影响,以期在同一区域将该物种的栽培与光伏板结合起来。实验在温室条件下进行,播种后持续 210 天(DAS)。种子直接播种到装有从田间采集的超基性岩土的 2 L 花盆中。实验期间进行了三次植株取样(81、140 和 210 DAS),以确定该物种的一系列形态和生理参数(新鲜和干燥植株生物量、株高、侧枝数、叶片总数、脯氨酸和叶绿素浓度),以及在不同遮光水平(0%、20%、35%、60% 和 90%)下的镍产量。B. emarginata 的生长仅在最高遮光水平下受到显著影响。该物种的镍产量随着时间的推移而增加,并在实验结束时达到最大值。在中间遮光水平(35%)下,每株镍产量最高。Bornmuellera emarginata 可被视为一种候选的镍超积累植物,可在超基性岩或镍污染地区的光伏板下种植,并提供相应的遮阳,从而带来重要的环境效益。
Effects of different shading levels on the growth of Bornmuellera emarginata, a nickel hyperaccumulator for use in agromining
The Greek endemic Bornmuellera emarginata, known for its Ni hyperaccumulation capacity, is a promising candidate species for use in agromining. At the same time, the installation of photovoltaic systems on agricultural land has recently been increasing. Field observations that populations of this species usually occupy shaded places under shrubs or trees led us to study the effect of different shading levels on the growth of B. emarginata, with a view to combine the cultivation of the species with photovoltaic panels in the same area. The experiment was conducted under greenhouse conditions and lasted 210 days after sowing (DAS). Seeds were sown directly into 2-L pots filled with ultramafic soil collected from the field. Three plant samplings (81, 140, and 210 DAS) were conducted during the experiment to determine a set of morphological and physiological parameters of the species (fresh and dry plant biomass, plant height, number of lateral shoots, total number of leaves, proline and chlorophyll concentrations) alongside with its nickel yield at different levels of shading (0%, 20%, 35%, 60%, and 90%). Growth of B. emarginata was only significantly affected at the highest shading level. Nickel yield of the species increased over time and was maximized at the end of the experiment. The highest nickel yield per plant was observed at the intermediate shading level (35%). Bornmuellera emarginata can be considered as a candidate nickel hyperaccumulator for cultivation in ultramafic or nickel-polluted areas under photovoltaic panels with corresponding shading, providing important environmental benefits.
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