Purification Effects of Water Storage Pond with Different Degrees of Eutrophication by Aquatic Vegetables—Taking Spinacia Oleracea and Oenanthe Javanica as Examples
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Purification Effects of Water Storage Pond with Different Degrees of Eutrophication by Aquatic Vegetables—Taking Spinacia Oleracea and Oenanthe Javanica as Examples
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 41, Issue 2, Pages: 16-24(2021)
Zhang Shuai, Gao Zhaoliang, Zhao Chun, et al. Purification Effects of Water Storage Pond with Different Degrees of Eutrophication by Aquatic Vegetables—Taking Spinacia Oleracea and Oenanthe Javanica as Examples[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(2): 16-24.
DOI:
Zhang Shuai, Gao Zhaoliang, Zhao Chun, et al. Purification Effects of Water Storage Pond with Different Degrees of Eutrophication by Aquatic Vegetables—Taking Spinacia Oleracea and Oenanthe Javanica as Examples[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(2): 16-24. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2021.02.003.
Purification Effects of Water Storage Pond with Different Degrees of Eutrophication by Aquatic Vegetables—Taking Spinacia Oleracea and Oenanthe Javanica as Examples
[Objective] The purification effects of aquatic vegetables on the eutrophication waterlogging pool were studied
in order to provide new ideas and theoretical reference for the application of aquatic vegetables and other economic plants to the ecological restoration of eutrophication closed water in rural areas of Northwest China.[Methods] Taking Spinacia oleracea and Oenanthe javanica as experimental materials
the floating bed cultivation method was used to explore the effect of two aquatic vegetables on nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) of water in water storage pond with different degrees of eutrophication.[Results] ① The related indicators of N and P were significantly decreased with two aquatic vegetables in the process of purifying the eutrophic water. Eventually
the water body of simulated pond had basically reached or exceeded the surface water quality standard of class Ⅴ water
and the purified water had reached the national standard. ② The average removal rates of S. oleracea and O. javanica to NH4+-N
NO3--N and PO43--P in water bodies were 94.37%
96.66% and 88.95%; 97.27%
94.64% and 83.48%
respectively
which were significantly higher than the control group (p<0.05)
indicating that the two vegetables could efficiently recovery water from eutrophication. ③ The TN removal rate and average daily removal rate of two aquatic vegetables increased with the TN concentration
and showed that S. oleracea >O. javanica. With the TP concentration increasing
the TP removal rate of S. oleracea decreased
and the TP removal rate of O. javanica increased and showed that S. oleracea < O. javanica. It indicated that O. javanica was suitable for the eutrophic water with high N concentration
while S. oleracea was suitable for water with high P concentration.[Conclusion] Overall
S. oleracea and O. javanica have good absorption effects on TN and TP in three levels of eutrophic water bodies
and could play a vital role in water purification.
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