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Radioactivity levels of cesium (Cs)-134 and 137Cs in bamboo [Phyllostachys reticulata (Rupr) K. Koch] sprouts grown from April to June 2011 over a wide area (including Fukushima Prefecture) were elevated (max. 3100 Bq kg?1 fresh weight) after the Tokyo Electric Power Company, Inc. (TEPCO) Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant disaster in March 2011. Bamboo sprouts in 2012 also contained high radioactivity levels. Radioactivity imaging analysis of bamboo sprouts harvested in 2012 showed increasing concentration gradients of radioactivity from the lower parts to the top of the sprouts. The peels were individually separated from the sprouts, and the inner edible part (trunk) was cross-sectioned at the internodal sections from the top to the lower parts. Each segmented trunk and its corresponding peel were analyzed for radioactive cesium (134Cs and 137Cs) and stable cesium (133Cs). The concentrations of 134Cs and 137Cs showed significant increases from the lower part to the top, whereas 133Cs showed an almost constant value in the trunk and peel except in the peel of the top node. We speculated that 134Cs and 137Cs in newly emerging bamboo sprouts in 2012 were translocated mainly from various plant tissues (where the fallout was layered on the bamboo tissues) in older bamboo, while 133Cs was translocated from the soil through the roots of the new bamboo sprouts and was present in the roots and stems.  相似文献   

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Radioactive cesium (Cs) deposited after the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station accident contaminated farmyard manure (FYM) in the wide area surrounding the plant. We conducted a field trial to determine the transfer factor of radioactive Cs to forage corn (Zea mays L.) from soil to which the contaminated FYM had been applied. The main purpose of this experiment was to examine the behavior of the radioactive Cs from contaminated FYM that was incorporated in agricultural fields. Application of FYM containing 3900 Bq kg?1 dry matter (DM) of cesium-137 (137Cs) at a rate of 4.3 kg m?2 increased the 137Cs concentration in the soil by 64 Bq kg?1 dry soil, and in the forage corn by 9.2 Bq kg?1 DM. Therefore, we calculated the transfer factor to corn plants from the soil after application of contaminated FYM to be 0.14. This value is lower than that observed for soil to which uncontaminated FYM had been applied as a control, and it is within the range of reported soil-to-plant transfer factors of 0.003–0.49 listed in the recent parameter handbook by International Atomic Energy Agency. The increase in the radioactive Cs concentration in the corn plants, expressed as the sum of 137Cs and cesium-134 (134Cs), was only 3% of the 2012 provisional tolerance level for cattle roughage in Japan. Even though the application of contaminated FYM did not cause a large change in the radioactive Cs concentration in the corn plants in this trial, such application should be carefully controlled because it increased radioactive Cs concentrations in both soil and forage corn.  相似文献   

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Pot and field experiments were conducted to clarify the effect of soil exchangeable potassium (K) and cesium-137 (137Cs) on 137Cs accumulation and to establish soil index in rice (Oryza sativa L.). Four paddy soils in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, showing different transfer factors for radioactive Cs derived from the accident of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station in the field were compared in terms of 137Cs accumulation in rice in a pot experiment. 137Cs accumulation in shoots and brown rice widely varied among soils with the transfer factor ranging from 0.018 to 0.068 for shoots and 0.004 to 0.065 for brown rice. 137Cs concentration in brown rice and shoots tended to decrease with higher levels of soil exchangeable K, and they were more closely related to the exchangeable Cs/K ratio. Similar relationships between the Cs/K ratio and Cs accumulation in plants were obtained for the stable isotope cesium-133 (133Cs). The distributions of 137Cs and 133Cs in grains were also similar and variable among soils. The transfer factors obtained in pot experiments mostly agreed with field observations. The results imply that the exchangeable 137Cs/K can be a potential soil index to estimate 137Cs accumulation in rice.  相似文献   

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Radioactive 137Cs concentrations of forage corn (Zea mays L.) and Italian ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum Lam.) in a double cropping system under continuous cattle farmyard manure (FYM) application were observed for more than 2 years after the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station accident in 2011. The experiment field is located 110 km southwest of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, and the soil contains 137Cs of 920 Bq kg?1 on average. For crop cultivation, nitrogen fertilizer was applied in addition to FYM. The 137Cs concentrations in corn decreased significantly between 2011 and 2012, but only differed significantly between 2012 and 2013 for the plot with no FYM application. For Italian ryegrass, no significant differences were observed between the harvest in 2012 and 2013 despite the FYM application rate. To minimize corn 137Cs concentrations, the FYM application rate should be more than and equal to 30 Mg ha?1 when FYM is used as the major nutrient source. Exchangeable potassium oxide (K2O) greater than around 0.3 g kg?1 was mostly maintained with the FYM application rates. Corn 137Cs concentration appeared to increase at exchangeable K2O levels below 0.15 g kg?1. These results suggest that continuous FYM application can maintain soil nutrients including K2O and thereby control radioactive Cs transfer from the soil. FYM application rate of 30 Mg ha?1 is within the levels recommended by the prefectural governments around Fukushima Prefecture for crop production before the accident. These levels are sufficient to decrease the radioactive Cs concentrations for corn. However, unlike corn, differences in soil chemical properties by FYM application did not affect 137Cs concentrations in Italian ryegrass in this study, although low exchangeable K2O seemed to increase concentrations of stable 133Cs. Further experiments should be conducted to understand the observed differences between corn and Italian ryegrass.  相似文献   

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Environmental samples of soil, plant and air dust collected after the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident were analyzed by autoradiograph, and significant amounts of radioactive particles containing higher cesium-134 (134Cs) and cesium-137 (137Cs) were found. Most of the radioactive soil particles were clay sized. The main part of the radioactivity and radioactive particles of air dust was detected from the 1.1–2.0μm fraction of an Andersen sampler filter. A considerable part of the radioactive particles on the air dust filter were not water soluble. Radioactive particles attached to outdoor plant leaves persisted for nearly 1 year. Thus, soil, leaf and air dust similarly contained sparingly water-soluble, micron-sized radioactive particles each with comparable ranges of elevated radio-Cs. A sheet dilution method was proposed and used to select and purify these radioactive particles. Using selected radioactive particles, the relation between area × gray value on autoradiograph and radioactivity was estimated. Radioactivity per particle was up to a few Bq and the geometrical average radioactivity of detected particles was around 0.1 Bq per particle or less. The configuration, chemical composition, origin and formation mechanisms of the radioactive particles require clarification.  相似文献   

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After the accident in Fukushima reactors, a daily monitoring programme was initiated in two laboratories in Belgrade, one at the Vin??? Institute for Nuclear Sciences and the other at Institute for Occupational Health Karajovic. Samples of aerosol and fallout, as well as the random samples of food and water, were collected and analysed, using gross alpha/beta and gamma spectrometry, in order to establish the presence of traces of isotopes indicating Fukushima fallout. Gamma spectrometry measurement of these samples showed clear evidence of fission products 131I, 134Cs and 137Cs wtihin 2?weeks after the accident. The activity diminished with time due to dispersion in air and, in case of 131I, short half-life.  相似文献   

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Within Amaranthaceae, 33 different varieties, including local varieties from Japan, were grown in 2012 in a field in the town of Iino in the Fukushima prefecture, which is located approximately 51 km north of Tokyo Electric Power Company, Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant (FDNPP). The contamination level of the soil was 2770 ± 140 Bq kg?1 dry weight (134Cesium (Cs) + 137Cs, average ± SE), and the field was also cultivated in 2011. There was a significant varietal difference in the dry weight production, radiocesium accumulation and transfer factor (TF) of radiocesium from the soil to the plant. The ratio of the lowest TF to the highest TF was approximately 3. Because the ratio of 137Cs to 133Cs was significantly positive, radiocesium seems to be absorbed in a manner similar to that of 133Cs. It is suggested that the varietal difference in the behavior of radiocesium uptake mainly depends on its genetic background rather than on environmental factors.  相似文献   

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To estimate the accumulation and vertical migration of radiocesium and radioruthenium, the activity concentrations of Chernobyl-derived 134Cs, 137Cs and 106Ru as well as of 137Cs from the global fallout of weapons testing observed in the upper horizons of a forest soil (Hapludult, spruce stand) were evaluated with a compartment model. The resulting residence half-times were used to estimate the mean rates of transport of these radionuclides. For Chernobyl-derived 134Cs and 137Cs within the time period of 200–600 days after the beginning of the fallout the rates were between 4 cm/yr (Of1-horizon) and 2 cm/yr (Oh-horizon), and for 106Ru between 4 cm/yr (Of1-horizon) and 7 cm/yr (Oh-horizon). These rates, though considerably slower than observed in the same soil during the initial infiltration of these radionuclides with a rain shower, are (depending on the soil horizon) still higher by a factor of 3–6, when compared to the rates of transport of 137Cs from the global fallout of weapons testing in the same soil. Because global fallout 137Cs is in the soil since about 20 years, these results suggest that the fixation of radiocesium in the forest soil is a rather slow process.  相似文献   

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The accumulation and redistribution of 137Cs in natural ecosystems within the 30-km impact zone of the Smolensk nuclear power plant (SNPP) are analyzed. It is shown that the radioactive pollution of this territory is mainly due to the Chernobyl-derived radioactive fallout. However, the radioactive decay of 137Cs from the Chernobyl disaster is partly compensated for by the 137Cs technologic emission from the SNPP. The highest rate of the vertical migration of 137Cs is typical of the bog phytocenoses and deciduous forests. The components of biota may be ranked by their capacity for 137Cs accumulation as follows: higher fungi > mosses > herbs and shrubs > trees. The organisms and their parts that may serve as bioindicators of the modern radioactive contamination of the territory have been identified. These are the assimilative organs and bark of the trees, various fern species among herbs, sphagnum mosses and Pleurozium schreberi (among mosses), and Typolius felleus among higher fungi.  相似文献   

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The accident at Fukushima Dai-Ichi Nuclear Power Station (NPS) extensively contaminated the agricultural land in the Tohoku region of Japan with radioactive cesium [sum of cesium-134 (134Cs) and cesium-137 (137Cs)]. We evaluated the status of radioactive cesium (Cs) contamination in soil and plants at the Field Science Center of Tohoku University, northern Miyagi prefecture, 150 km north of the NPS. In seven pastures with different management, we examined: (1) the distribution of radioactive Cs in soil, (2) the concentration of radioactive Cs in various herbaceous plant species and (3) the change in radioactive Cs content of plants as they matured. We collected samples of litter, root mat layer (root mat soil and plant roots), and subsurface soil (0–5 cm beneath the root mat) at two to three locations in each pasture in December 2011 and May 2012. The aboveground parts of herbaceous plants (four grasses, two legumes, and one forb species) were collected from May 9 to June 20, 2012, at 14-d intervals, from one to five fixed sampling locations in each pasture. The distribution of radioactive Cs in soil differed among pastures to some degree: a large proportion of radioactive Cs was distributed in the root mat layer. Pasture management greatly influenced the radioactive Cs content of herbaceous plants (p < 0.001); plant species had less influence. Radioactive Cs content was highest (> 3 kBq kg?1 dry weight) on May 9 and significantly decreased with maturity (p < 0.001) for most of the pastures, whereas it remained low (0.04–0.18 kBq kg?1 dry weight) throughout the measurement period in the pasture where composted cattle manure was applied. The soil-to-plant transfer factor was negatively correlated to pH(H2O) (R2 = 0.783, p < 0.001) and exchangeable K content (R2 = 0.971, p < 0.001) of root mat soils, which suggests that surface application of composted cattle manure reduces plant uptake of radioactive Cs by increasing the exchangeable K content of the soil. The radioactive Cs content of plants decreased with plant maturity; its degree of decrease (May 9 to June 6) was smaller in legumes (80.6%) than grasses (55.5%) and the forb (58.6%). Radioactive Cs content decreased with plant maturity; also, the proportion remaining in the aboveground plant was higher in legumes (80.6%) than grasses (55.5%) and the forb (58.6%).  相似文献   

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The river Ebro, in Northeast Spain,discharges into the Mediterranean Sea after flowingthrough several large cities and agricultural, miningand industrial areas. The Ascó nuclear power plant(NPP) is located in the lower river section andcomprises two pressurised-water reactor (PWR) units,from which low-level liquid radioactive waste isreleased to river waters under authority control.During the period 1989 to 1993, we carried out 29sampling campaigns in order to determine 3H,90Sr, 134Cs, 137Cs, 238Pu and239,240Pu in Ebro river waters at differentlocations, both upstream and downstream from theAscó NPP. 3H, 134Cs and 137Csactivities showed large variability as they rangedfrom <1.4 to 117±3 Bq L-1, <0.27 to22±1 mBq L-1 and <0.36 to 35±1mBq L-1, respectively. This behaviour, especiallyremarkable for tritium, was due to the detection oftank releases travelling downstream. Thecharacteristic NPP 134Cs/137Cs ratio wasfound to be 0.61±0.02 (N = 22). In the estuarinearea, 137Cs traces from Mediterranean waters wereobserved and relatively enhanced tritium activitiesmight possibly be present due to the accumulation ofactivity in the estuary. 90Sr and 239,240Puactivities were homogeneous both in respect to timeand space, showing mean activities 6.9±0.2 mBq L-1 (N = 10) and 1.36±0.10 mBq m-3 (N = 3), respectively. These levels couldonly be attributed to nuclear weapons fallout leachedby continental waters, as the impact from the plantappears to be negligible and no other sources arepresent in the area.  相似文献   

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Potherb mustard (Brassica rapa var. nipposinica) and tomato plants (scion, ‘CF Momotaro haruka’; rootstock, ‘Dokutar K’; Solanum lycopersicum) were cultured in hydroponic medium containing cesium-137 (137Cs) at three different concentrations (0.03, 0.13 and 1.03 Bq L?1), and uptake of 137C into the plants was determined. When the 137Cs radioactivity concentration in the medium was 1.03 Bq L?1, the 137Cs radioactivity concentrations in the edible portions of the plants were 4.80 Bq kg?1 fresh weight for the potherb mustard plants and 3.60 Bq kg?1 fresh weight for the tomato plants. In both species, the 137Cs radioactivity concentration in the edible portions decreased with decreasing 137Cs radioactivity concentration in the culture medium. When the 137Cs radioactivity concentration in the medium was 0.03 Bq L?1, a concentration observed in many streams and in tap water in Fukushima Prefecture after the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, the 137Cs radioactivity concentrations in the edible portions of the plants were 0.50 and 0.15 Bq kg?1 fresh weight for potherb mustard and tomato plants, respectively. These values are less than the Japanese allowable limit for radiocesium in food. For both species, the transfer factors for 137Cs uptake from the culture media to the edible portions and the average transfer rates over the cultivation period were calculated.  相似文献   

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Profiles of vertical 137Cs distribution in alluvial meadow soils on the low and medium levels of the Lokna River floodplain (central part of the Plavsk radioactive spot in Tula oblast) 28 years after the Chernobyl fallout have been studied. A significant increase in the 137Cs pool is revealed on the low floodplain areas compared to the soils of interfluves due to the accumulation of alluvium, which hampers the reduction of the total radionuclide pool in alluvial soils because of radioactive decay. The rate of alluvium accumulation in the soil on the medium floodplain level is lower by three times on average. An imitation prognostic model has been developed, which considers the flooding and climatic conditions in the region under study. Numerical experiments have quantitatively confirmed the deciding role of low-mobile forms in the migration of maximum 137Cs content along the soil profile in the absence of manifested erosion–accumulation processes.  相似文献   

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Bahia grass (Paspalum notatum), johnson grass (Sorghum halpense) and switchgrass (Panicum virginatum) werecompared for their ability to accumulate 137Csand 90Sr from three different contaminated soilsin the presence and absence of either sphagnum peator poultry litter amendments. Above-ground plantbiomass did not differ between plants that were notexposed to these radionuclides and those that wereexposed to soil containing 137Cs or 90Sr.After three harvests, bahia, johnson and switchgrassplants accumulated from 17.2 to 67.3% of the137Cs and from 25.1 to 61.7% of the 90Sradded to the soil. Poultry litter and peat mossamendments increased aboveground plant biomass,activity of 137Cs or 90Sr in plant tissue, %accumulation of 137Cs or 90Sr from soil andthe plant bioconcentration ratio at each harvestcompared to the control (no amendment) treatment. Thegreatest increases in plant biomass, and radionuclideaccumulation were observed with poultry litter foreach of the three grass species. Johnson grass hadgreater aboveground plant biomass, activity of137Cs and 90Sr in plant tissue, %accumulation of 137Cs or 90Sr from soil andbioconcentration ratio in each soil amendment, at eachharvest compared to bahia and switchgrass. Thegreatest accumulation of 137Cs and 90Sr wasmeasured in johnson grass grown in soil that wasamended with poultry litter. These results suggestthat plant species selection and agronomic practicesmay need to be considered to maximize phytoremediationof radionuclide contaminated soils.  相似文献   

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Leaf composting is an essential technique in organic farming; it improves the physicochemical properties of soil such as texture, structure, water-holding capacity, and nutrient content. However, the use of leaf compost is prohibited in the Fukushima and Ibaraki prefectures because large areas of the Fukushima and Ibaraki forests were contaminated by radiocesium (134Cs and 137Cs) after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant (FDNPP) accident. We examined the changes in radio Cs concentration and other physicochemical properties in leaf compost made from Ibaraki and Fukushima forest leaves. At the beginning of the composting process, rice bran-treated compost showed 25%–32% lower radio Cs concentration than the leaf-only compost; however, 2?years after composting, the difference in concentration between these treatments had increased to 35%–63%. Moreover, the incorporation of rice bran significantly increased the compost temperature, moisture, electrical conductivity, bulk density, and total nitrogen during the composting process. Plant uptake of radio Cs was significantly lower in rice bran-treated compost than the leaf-only compost at each level of application; furthermore, the levels of soil radio Cs showed a similar trend. Potassium application combined with leaf compost resulted in a significant reduction of radio Cs plant uptake. Our data revealed that adding rice bran to leaves positively affects radio Cs reduction in leaf compost and also reduces its uptake by plants. Our findings may improve the management of leaf composting after the FDNPP accident.  相似文献   

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The levels of radioactive contamination by artificial radiocesium (137Cs) were evaluated in sediments and the commonest species of water plants. Specimens were collected from a range of biotopes along the Pinios River and its tributaries, during the years 1998 and 2010. The 137Cs concentrations within the above period clearly indicate that this radionuclide still decrease in the River Pinios. A marked decrease is also observed in comparison to our previous results in 1993. 137Cs concentration activities in the sediment are higher than in the plant material. In general, roots showed greater 137Cs concentration than leaves, while stems showed the lowest concentration. Significant differences in 137Cs concentrations were found among different species growing under similar environmental conditions. 137Cs content in collected aquatic plants was in the descending order: Ceratophyllum demersum L. > Myriophyllum spicatum L. > Paspalum pasalodes Scribner > Cladophora glomerata L. > Cyperus longus L. > Potamogeton nodosus Poiret. A comparison of the studied stations indicated that the southwest side of Thessalia plain, where the first two initial sampling stations of the Pinios River and the tributaries Enipeas and Kalentzis are situated, was highly contaminated. Low 137Cs concentrations were observed in the Titarisios tributary, originated from the northeast part of Thessalia plain, behind Mt. Olympus and the last sampling stations of the Pinios River.  相似文献   

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Following the accident at the Tokyo Electric Power Company, Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant (FDNPP), radiocesium (134Cs + 137Cs) concentrations in deciduous mature fruits were determined in orchards in the northern area of Fukushima Prefecture. At the time of the nuclear accident, most deciduous fruit trees were in the dormant stage prior to bud burst. To evaluate the relationship between radiocesium deposition in the soil and fruit contamination, radiocesium concentrations were measured from the 5-cm topsoil and from six fruit species across 17 orchards in 2011. The vertical distribution of radiocesium in the topsoil (0–30 cm in depth) and its spatial distribution in the 5-cm topsoil underlying the tree canopy of a peach, Prunus persica (L.) Batsh, orchard (“Akatsuki” cultivar) were also investigated. Significant correlations between the radiocesium concentration in the mature fruit and that in the 5-cm topsoil layer were observed for the 17 orchards as well as for the trees of the peach orchard. However, 93% of the 137Cs found in the 30-cm soil core was retained within the top 3 cm of the soil in the peach orchard. Considering the profile of the root of this deciduous fruit tree, we assumed a negligible level of radiocesium uptake via the roots. However, the possibility of inward migration via the bark was undeniable, because some radiocesium adhered to the tree canopy before bud burst while depositing on the soil surface. Additionally, transfer factors for peach and grape, hybrid of Vitis labrusca L. and Vitis vinifera L., from young, uncontaminated trees cultivated with contaminated soil were lower than those previously reported.  相似文献   

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The vertical distribution and bioavailability of 137Cs in Histosols and mineral soils with different physicochemical properties from the southeast of Bavaria (Germany) more than ten years after the Chernobyl accident were the focus of this study. The vertical distribution of 137Cs was low in the investigated soils. About 85–98 % of the total 137Cs was located in the upper 10 cm of the mineral soils. Slightly higher 137Cs percentages were observed in deeper soil layers of the peat soils. Although the organic matter is assumed to enhance 137Cs mobility in soils, 137Cs was also located in the upper 10 cm of the peat soils (73–85 %). The highest 137Cs‐activities were found in the humus layers of forest soils, where 45–93 % of the total 137Cs soil inventories were observed. To determine the bioavailability of radiocesium, the soil‐to‐plant transfer of 137Cs and additionally added 134Cs was investigated under controlled conditions. The results revealed that the 134+137Cs soil‐to‐plant transfer factors as well as the percentages of NH4‐exchangeable 134+137Cs were much higher for the peat soils and humus layers than for the mineral soils. Nevertheless, the migration of 137Cs from the humus layers to the underlying soils was low. Considering the high bioavailability and low migration of radiocesium in the humus layers, it is suggested that radiocesium is involved in a shortcut element cycle in the system humus layer‐plant uptake‐litter. Furthermore, the organic matter has to be taken into account for radiocesium immobilization.  相似文献   

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A coniferous woodland in the vicinity of theBritish Nuclear Fuels reprocessing plant atSellafield, Cumbria, was used to examine the spatial,temporal and depth distribution of 134Cs,137Cs, 238Pu, 239+240Pu and 241Amin soil and leaf litter. All the radionuclides, withthe exception of 134Cs, showed a consistent fallin accumulated soil and litter deposits withincreasing distance from the woodland edge nearest toSellafield. 137Cs levels in soil declined from 53to 28 kBq m-2, 239+240Pu from 5.5 to 3.6 kBqm-2 and 241Am from 2.9 to 1.1 kBq m-2within 100 m of the forest edge. This decline isattributed to greater deposition occurring at theleading edge of the woodland. The uniform depositionpattern of 134Cs in soil is consistent with thehypothesis that, at the time of sampling, thesedeposits derived largely from wet deposition duringpassage of the Chernobyl plume over Cumbria in May1986. Results for the leaf litter indicate a similarspatial distribution to that observed in soil.Radionuclide concentrations were also similar but thisis not attributable to adventitious soil contaminationbecause significant differences between isotopicratios of 134Cs:137Cs and 238Pu:239+240Pu imply that the contamination on leaflitter is of more recent origin than that in soils.  相似文献   

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Determining how soil erosion affects enzyme activity may enhance our understanding of soil degradation on eroded agricultural landscapes. This study assessed the changes in enzyme activity with slope position and erosion type by selecting water and tillage erosion-dominated slopes and performing analyses using the 137Cs technique. The 137Cs data revealed that soil loss occurred in the upper section of the two eroded slope types, while soil accumulation occurred in the lower section. The invertase activity increased downslope and exhibited a pattern similar to the 137Cs data. The spatial patterns of urease and alkaline phosphatase activities were similar to the 137Cs inventories on the water and tillage erosion-dominated slopes, respectively. On both the eroded slope types, the invertase activity and soil organic carbon content were correlated, but no correlation was observed between the alkaline phosphatase activity and total phosphorus content. Nevertheless, the urease activity was correlated with the total nitrogen content only on the water erosion-dominated slopes. The enzyme activity-to-microbial biomass carbon ratios indicated high activities of invertase and urease but low activity of phosphatase on the water erosion-dominated slopes compared with the tillage erosion-dominated slopes. Both the invertase activity and the invertase activity-to-microbial biomass carbon ratio varied with the slope position. Changes in the urease activity-to-microbial biomass carbon ratio were significantly affected by the erosion type. These suggested that the dynamics of the invertase activity were linked to soil redistribution on the two eroded slope types, whereas the dynamics of the urease and alkaline phosphatase activities were associated with soil redistribution only on the water or tillage erosion-dominated slopes, respectively. The erosion type had an obvious effect on the activities of invertase, urease and alkaline phosphatase. Soil redistribution might influence the involvement of urease in the N cycle and alkaline phosphatase in the P cycle. Thus, enzyme activity-to-microbial biomass ratios may be used to better evaluate microbiological activity in eroded soils.  相似文献   

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