Predicting Cd partitioning in spiked soils and bioaccumulation in the earthworm Eisenia fetida
Multiple linear regression analysis yielded a statistically based, semimechanistic model describing Cd partitioning coefficients ( K p ) in nine Cd-spiked soils. The Ca, Mg and Fe content in pore water and soil pH were the main variables that account for the variation in Cd partitioning between the...
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Published in | Applied soil ecology : a section of Agriculture, ecosystems & environment Vol. 42; no. 2; pp. 118 - 123 |
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Abstract | Multiple linear regression analysis yielded a statistically based, semimechanistic model describing Cd partitioning coefficients (
K
p
) in nine Cd-spiked soils. The Ca, Mg and Fe content in pore water and soil pH were the main variables that account for the variation in Cd partitioning between the soil solid phase and pore water. The affinity constants of Ca
2+ (log
K
Ca-s
=
1.47), Mg
2+ (log
K
Mg-s
=
2.04), Fe
3+ (log
K
Fe-s
=
5.78) and H
+ (log
K
H-s
=
5.59) binding to active sites on the soil surfaces were evaluated based on the soil ligand modeling approach (SLM), which was derived from the concept of the biotic ligand model (BLM). Cadmium uptake by the earthworm
Eisenia fetida was only weakly related to total pore water Cd concentrations (
R
2
=
0.26,
P
<
0.01) or free Cd activities (
R
2
=
0.21,
P
<
0.05) in pore water. Introduction of pore water pH as an explanatory variable increased
R
2 to 0.45, indicating that Cd uptake by
E. fetida may be moderated by the presence of other cations in pore water, especially H
+ ions. A competitive equilibrium model based on the free ion activity model (FIAM) was developed to quantify the effects of H
+ ions on the uptake of Cd by earthworms. One of the model parameters is the conditional binding constant of H
+ (log
K
H-w
=
6.06) to the biotic uptake sites on the surface of the earthworm
E. fetida. The results indicated that pH-adjusted free Cd
2+ was a better predictor of tissue concentration in
E. fetida than unadjusted free Cd
2+. |
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AbstractList | Multiple linear regression analysis yielded a statistically based, semimechanistic model describing Cd partitioning coefficients (K[sub]p) in nine Cd-spiked soils. The Ca, Mg and Fe content in pore water and soil pH were the main variables that account for the variation in Cd partitioning between the soil solid phase and pore water. The affinity constants of Ca[super]2+ (log K[sub]Ca-s = 1.47), Mg[super]2+ (log K[sub]Mg-s = 2.04), Fe[super]3+ (log K[sub]Fe-s = 5.78) and H[super]+ (log K[sub]H-s = 5.59) binding to active sites on the soil surfaces were evaluated based on the soil ligand modeling approach (SLM), which was derived from the concept of the biotic ligand model (BLM). Cadmium uptake by the earthworm Eisenia fetida was only weakly related to total pore water Cd concentrations (R[super]2 = 0.26, P < 0.01) or free Cd activities (R[super]2 = 0.21, P < 0.05) in pore water. Introduction of pore water pH as an explanatory variable increased R[super]2 to 0.45, indicating that Cd uptake by E. fetida may be moderated by the presence of other cations in pore water, especially H[super]+ ions. A competitive equilibrium model based on the free ion activity model (FIAM) was developed to quantify the effects of H[super]+ ions on the uptake of Cd by earthworms. One of the model parameters is the conditional binding constant of H[super]+ (log K[sub]H- w = 6.06) to the biotic uptake sites on the surface of the earthworm E. fetida. The results indicated that pH-adjusted free Cd[super]2+ was a better predictor of tissue concentration in E. fetida than unadjusted free Cd[super]2+. Multiple linear regression analysis yielded a statistically based, semimechanistic model describing Cd partitioning coefficients (K p ) in nine Cd-spiked soils. The Ca, Mg and Fe content in pore water and soil pH were the main variables that account for the variation in Cd partitioning between the soil solid phase and pore water. The affinity constants of Ca²⁺ (log K Ca₋s =1.47), Mg²⁺ (log K Mg₋s =2.04), Fe³⁺ (log K Fe₋s =5.78) and H⁺ (log K H₋s =5.59) binding to active sites on the soil surfaces were evaluated based on the soil ligand modeling approach (SLM), which was derived from the concept of the biotic ligand model (BLM). Cadmium uptake by the earthworm Eisenia fetida was only weakly related to total pore water Cd concentrations (R ² =0.26, P <0.01) or free Cd activities (R ² =0.21, P <0.05) in pore water. Introduction of pore water pH as an explanatory variable increased R ² to 0.45, indicating that Cd uptake by E. fetida may be moderated by the presence of other cations in pore water, especially H⁺ ions. A competitive equilibrium model based on the free ion activity model (FIAM) was developed to quantify the effects of H⁺ ions on the uptake of Cd by earthworms. One of the model parameters is the conditional binding constant of H⁺ (log K H₋w =6.06) to the biotic uptake sites on the surface of the earthworm E. fetida. The results indicated that pH-adjusted free Cd²⁺ was a better predictor of tissue concentration in E. fetida than unadjusted free Cd²⁺. Multiple linear regression analysis yielded a statistically based, semimechanistic model describing Cd partitioning coefficients ( K p ) in nine Cd-spiked soils. The Ca, Mg and Fe content in pore water and soil pH were the main variables that account for the variation in Cd partitioning between the soil solid phase and pore water. The affinity constants of Ca 2+ (log K Ca-s = 1.47), Mg 2+ (log K Mg-s = 2.04), Fe 3+ (log K Fe-s = 5.78) and H + (log K H-s = 5.59) binding to active sites on the soil surfaces were evaluated based on the soil ligand modeling approach (SLM), which was derived from the concept of the biotic ligand model (BLM). Cadmium uptake by the earthworm Eisenia fetida was only weakly related to total pore water Cd concentrations ( R 2 = 0.26, P < 0.01) or free Cd activities ( R 2 = 0.21, P < 0.05) in pore water. Introduction of pore water pH as an explanatory variable increased R 2 to 0.45, indicating that Cd uptake by E. fetida may be moderated by the presence of other cations in pore water, especially H + ions. A competitive equilibrium model based on the free ion activity model (FIAM) was developed to quantify the effects of H + ions on the uptake of Cd by earthworms. One of the model parameters is the conditional binding constant of H + (log K H-w = 6.06) to the biotic uptake sites on the surface of the earthworm E. fetida. The results indicated that pH-adjusted free Cd 2+ was a better predictor of tissue concentration in E. fetida than unadjusted free Cd 2+. |
Author | Allen, Herbert E. Wang, Peng Li, Lian-Zhen Sauvé, Sébastien Zhou, Dong-Mei |
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Keywords | Cadmium K p Soil ligand model Soil properties Earthworms Fauna Ligand Prediction Property of soil Ecology K Modeling Annelida Lumbricidae Oligochaeta Heavy metal Earthworm Soils Macrofauna Soil science Eisenia fetida Invertebrata Biological accumulation |
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