Removal of Prussian blue from contaminated soil in the rhizosphere of cyanogenic plants
The fate of radiolabeled cyanide in soil was investigated during exposure to cyanogenic plant species, sorghum ( Sorghum bicolor var. P721) and flax ( Linum usitassimum var. Omega-Gold), in fully-contained growth chambers. Labeled cyanide was subject to microbial transformation, assimilation by plan...
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| Published in | Chemosphere (Oxford) Vol. 69; no. 9; pp. 1492 - 1498 |
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| Abstract | The fate of radiolabeled cyanide in soil was investigated during exposure to cyanogenic plant species, sorghum (
Sorghum bicolor var. P721) and flax (
Linum usitassimum var. Omega-Gold), in fully-contained growth chambers. Labeled cyanide was subject to microbial transformation, assimilation by plant roots, incorporation and biodegradation in plant tissue. For this study,
14C-labeled cyanide was added to soil, and distribution of
14C activity was assessed before plant establishment and after harvest. After 3 months of plant growth, 7% of the
14C-labeled cyanide was converted to
14CO
2 with sorghum and 6% with flax, compared with only 2% conversion in unplanted soil. A small amount of unaltered cyanide was shown to be accumulated by the plants (≈140
mg cyanide/kg plant or <0.1% of the total). Results from this experiment demonstrate the potential of cyanogenic plants for use in phytoremediation of cyanide-contaminated soil. |
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| AbstractList | The fate of radiolabeled cyanide in soil was investigated during exposure to cyanogenic plant species, sorghum (
Sorghum bicolor var. P721) and flax (
Linum usitassimum var. Omega-Gold), in fully-contained growth chambers. Labeled cyanide was subject to microbial transformation, assimilation by plant roots, incorporation and biodegradation in plant tissue. For this study,
14C-labeled cyanide was added to soil, and distribution of
14C activity was assessed before plant establishment and after harvest. After 3 months of plant growth, 7% of the
14C-labeled cyanide was converted to
14CO
2 with sorghum and 6% with flax, compared with only 2% conversion in unplanted soil. A small amount of unaltered cyanide was shown to be accumulated by the plants (≈140
mg cyanide/kg plant or <0.1% of the total). Results from this experiment demonstrate the potential of cyanogenic plants for use in phytoremediation of cyanide-contaminated soil. The fate of radiolabeled cyanide in soil was investigated during exposure to cyanogenic plant species, sorghum (Sorghum bicolor var. P721) and flax (Linum usitassimum var. Omega-Gold), in fully-contained growth chambers. Labeled cyanide was subject to microbial transformation, assimilation by plant roots, incorporation and biodegradation in plant tissue. For this study, (14)C-labeled cyanide was added to soil, and distribution of (14)C activity was assessed before plant establishment and after harvest. After 3 months of plant growth, 7% of the (14)C-labeled cyanide was converted to (14)CO(2) with sorghum and 6% with flax, compared with only 2% conversion in unplanted soil. A small amount of unaltered cyanide was shown to be accumulated by the plants (approximately 140 mg cyanide/kg plant or <0.1% of the total). Results from this experiment demonstrate the potential of cyanogenic plants for use in phytoremediation of cyanide-contaminated soil.The fate of radiolabeled cyanide in soil was investigated during exposure to cyanogenic plant species, sorghum (Sorghum bicolor var. P721) and flax (Linum usitassimum var. Omega-Gold), in fully-contained growth chambers. Labeled cyanide was subject to microbial transformation, assimilation by plant roots, incorporation and biodegradation in plant tissue. For this study, (14)C-labeled cyanide was added to soil, and distribution of (14)C activity was assessed before plant establishment and after harvest. After 3 months of plant growth, 7% of the (14)C-labeled cyanide was converted to (14)CO(2) with sorghum and 6% with flax, compared with only 2% conversion in unplanted soil. A small amount of unaltered cyanide was shown to be accumulated by the plants (approximately 140 mg cyanide/kg plant or <0.1% of the total). Results from this experiment demonstrate the potential of cyanogenic plants for use in phytoremediation of cyanide-contaminated soil. The fate of radiolabeled cyanide in soil was investigated during exposure to cyanogenic plant species, sorghum (Sorghum bicolor var. P721) and flax (Linum usitassimum var. Omega-Gold), in fully-contained growth chambers. Labeled cyanide was subject to microbial transformation, assimilation by plant roots, incorporation and biodegradation in plant tissue. For this study, super(1) super(4)C-labeled cyanide was added to soil, and distribution of super(1) super(4)C activity was assessed before plant establishment and after harvest. After 3 months of plant growth, 7% of the super(1) super(4)C-labeled cyanide was converted to super(1) super(4)CO sub(2) with sorghum and 6% with flax, compared with only 2% conversion in unplanted soil. A small amount of unaltered cyanide was shown to be accumulated by the plants (~140mg cyanide/kg plant or <0.1% of the total). Results from this experiment demonstrate the potential of cyanogenic plants for use in phytoremediation of cyanide-contaminated soil. Various aspects related to removal of Prussian blue from contaminated soil in the rhizosphere of cyanogenic plants were discussed. Charcoal was used to trap volatile organic compounds in the gas stream existing in the system. All plant biomass was harvested and divided into shoot and root sections. Total cyanide in soil, plant biomass, and trap solutions was determined using a standard digestion and distillation technique. Radiolabeled Prussian blue was used as a target contaminant to evaluate cyanide removal from soil by cyanogenic plants in a controlled growth chamber. In the root chambers, all treatments were statistically equivalent, averaging 2.5% transformation. The concentrations of cyanide remaining in the flax and sorghum soil chambers at the end of the experiment were significantly different from the unplanted control chambers. Although approximately 19% of the cyanide in the sorghum and flax chambers was transformed after three months, but only 2% of the cyanide was removed in the unvegetated control chamber. The fate of radiolabeled cyanide in soil was investigated during exposure to cyanogenic plant species, sorghum (Sorghum bicolor var. P721) and flax (Linum usitassimum var. Omega-Gold), in fully-contained growth chambers. Labeled cyanide was subject to microbial transformation, assimilation by plant roots, incorporation and biodegradation in plant tissue. For this study, (14)C-labeled cyanide was added to soil, and distribution of (14)C activity was assessed before plant establishment and after harvest. After 3 months of plant growth, 7% of the (14)C-labeled cyanide was converted to (14)CO(2) with sorghum and 6% with flax, compared with only 2% conversion in unplanted soil. A small amount of unaltered cyanide was shown to be accumulated by the plants (approximately 140 mg cyanide/kg plant or <0.1% of the total). Results from this experiment demonstrate the potential of cyanogenic plants for use in phytoremediation of cyanide-contaminated soil. |
| Author | Banks, M. Katherine Paul Schwab, A. Kang, Dong-Hee Hong, Lee Yen |
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Sorghum bicolor var. P721) and flax (
Linum... The fate of radiolabeled cyanide in soil was investigated during exposure to cyanogenic plant species, sorghum (Sorghum bicolor var. P721) and flax (Linum... Various aspects related to removal of Prussian blue from contaminated soil in the rhizosphere of cyanogenic plants were discussed. Charcoal was used to trap... |
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| Title | Removal of Prussian blue from contaminated soil in the rhizosphere of cyanogenic plants |
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