ArticleEnvironmental geochemistry and health2021
Effects of cadmium addition on net nitrogen mineralization processes in the urban constructed wetland soils of a Chinese delta.
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Heavy metal pollution is a serious problem in wetland ecosystems, and the toxicity of heavy metals affects microorganisms, thus influencing the biogeochemical process of nitrogen (N). To investigate the effects of heavy metal cadmium (Cd) pollution on N mineralization in urban constructed wetland soils of the Pearl River Delta, a 40-day aerobic incubation experiment was conducted under three Cd addition treatments [no Cd addition (control), low Cd addition (LCA) and high Cd addition (HCA)]. The results showed that compared with the control, the LCA treatment enhanced the soil N mineralization rate (R
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