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	Interactive factors leading to dying-off Carex tato in Momoge wetland polluted by crude oil, Western Jilin, China
	Pan Xiangliang ; Zhang Daoyong ; Liu, Quan
	2010-05-11 ; 2010-05-11
关键词	wetland crude oil pollution degradation Carex tato PHOTOSYNTHESIS CITRUS LEAVES Environmental Sciences
中文摘要	Momoge wetland is an internationally important wetland not only because it is a habitat for many rare bird species but also because it is an internationally important stopover for some rare global migratory bird species. However the petroleum exploitation in wetland has brought about many environmental problems. One of the most severe problems is crude oil pollution, which has caused the dying-off Carex tato and imposes great threat on survival of rare birds. This work studied the factors that caused the dying off of Carex tato. The results showed that death of Carex tato was the result narcosis toxicity of alcohols, intermediate biodegradation products of crude oil, on the root tissue, and the fragmentization of cuticle of leaves by light components of crude oil volatized from soil surface. However, the mechanism involved was much more complex and three interactive factors including crude oil pollution of soil, long-term drought and poor permeability of soil were responsible for the dying-off of Carex tato grassland. The distribution of crude oil in soil profile was characterized with high concentrations at top silty layer and the layer below root zone and low or no crude oil at root zone layer. This distribution was relative to root system characteristics and rhizospheric biodegradation. In root zone, substantive oxygen could be transported to root zone through dense root system and well developed aerenchyma. The crude oil in root zone was easily biodegraded by aerobic rhizosphere microbes. However, some toxic intermediate products, such as some alcohols, was sealed in root zone due to poor permeability of the top soil layer and the deeper soil layer and they had lethal effects on root tissue. Above ground, low molecular components of crude oil in top soil layer was easily volatized into atmosphere during long-term drought. Some of the volatized components were adsorbed onto leaves. SEM analysis showed that these components destroyed the leaves by fragmentization of cuticle of leave. This study also shows that although wetland has natural attenuation of pollutants, natural attenuation of pollutants by natural wetland should not be overemphasized. This attenuation function may lose under some conditions such as long-term drought and poor soil texture. (c) 2006 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
语种	英语 ; 英语
出版者	PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD ; OXFORD ; THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD OX5 1GB, ENGLAND
内容类型	期刊论文
源URL	[http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/27379]
专题	清华大学
推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	Pan Xiangliang,Zhang Daoyong,Liu, Quan. Interactive factors leading to dying-off Carex tato in Momoge wetland polluted by crude oil, Western Jilin, China[J],2010, 2010.
APA	Pan Xiangliang,Zhang Daoyong,&Liu, Quan.(2010).Interactive factors leading to dying-off Carex tato in Momoge wetland polluted by crude oil, Western Jilin, China..
MLA	Pan Xiangliang,et al."Interactive factors leading to dying-off Carex tato in Momoge wetland polluted by crude oil, Western Jilin, China".(2010).

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