根际
渗出液
大块土
土壤有机质
化学
微生物
环境修复
土壤结构
叶圈
微生物种群生物学
环境化学
土壤水分
植物
生物
细菌
生态学
污染
遗传学
作者
Bohan Wu,Xiao li Li,Shu‐Kun Lin,Ruifang Jiao,Xu Yang,Aoao Shi,Xinxing Nie,Qingqi Lin,Rongliang Qiu
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.175009
摘要
The heavy metals (HMs) spatial distribution in soil is intricately shaped by aggregation processes involving chemical reactions and biological activities, which modulate HMs toxicity, migration, and accumulation. Pioneer plants play a central role in preventing HMs at source, yet the precise mechanisms underlying their involvement in soil aggregation remain unclear. This study investigates HMs distribution within rhizosphere and bulk soil aggregates of Miscanthus sp. grown in tailings to elucidate the impact of root exudates (REs) and rhizosphere microbes. The results indicate that Miscanthus sp. enhance soil stability, increasing the proportion of macroaggregates by 4.06 %-9.78 %. HMs tend to concentrate in coarse-aggregates, particularly within rhizosphere environments, while diminishing in fine-aggregates. Under HMs stress, lipids and lipid-like molecules are the most abundant REs produced by Miscanthus sp., accounting for under up to 26.74 %. These REs form complex with HMs, promoting microaggregates formation. Charged components such as sugars and amino acids further contribute to soil aggregation. REs also regulates rhizosphere bacteria and fungi, with Acidobacteriota, Chloroflexi were the dominant bacterial phyla, while Ascomycota and Basidiomycota dominate the fungal community. The synergistic effect of REs and microorganisms impact soil organic matter and nutrient content, facilitating HMs nanoparticle heteroaggregation and macroaggregates formation. Consequently, soil structure and REs shape the distribution of HMs in soil aggregation. Pioneer plants mediate REs interaction with rhizosphere microbes, promoting the distribution of HMs into macroaggregates, leading to immobilization. This study sheds light on the role of pioneer plants in regulating soil HMs, offering valuable insights for soil remediation strategies.
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