Yue Teng , Jiawei Hu , Huibo Sun , Yi Xiao , Jingyan Guo , Hongyan Yu
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Research on the impact of elevated atmospheric CO₂ concentration on Cd absorption in the cell walls of rice roots
Exploring the impact of future climate change on the cadmium (Cd) accumulation mechanism in rice is conducive to ensuring the risk control of rice food security in the future. However, currently, there are relatively few studies on whether the increase in carbon dioxide (CO₂) will affect the adsorption of Cd by the root cell walls (RCW) of rice. In this study, the RCW of Nanjing 9108 rice grown in pots under different CO₂ concentrations of elevated CO₂ (EC) and ambient CO₂ (AC) was modified. Through adsorption experiments and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) analysis, the impact of EC on the mechanism of Cd adsorption by rice RCW was investigated. Cd was adsorbed on RCW under both conditions in a multi-layer non-uniform chemical adsorption manner, mainly through ion transfer or exchange. With the removal of pectin, the adsorption rate of Cd by RCW under the EC background, the maximum adsorption capacity, and the relative peak area of the main functional groups (hydroxyl and carboxyl groups) in RCW were all significantly reduced. The results indicate that EC primarily stimulates changes in the pectin content and its main functional groups in RCW, thereby enhancing the adsorption of Cd.
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