Potentially toxic elements in sediments of China's Shihe River: Urban-agricultural impact assessment and source apportionment
文献类型: 外文期刊
作者: Kai Zhang;Ge Ma;Zheng Chen;Jilu Wang;Xiaomeng Lou;Yinan Yang;Jiaojiao Feng;Fengxia Yang;Kuangjia Li;Chenxuan Shang;Rui Xin;Xiangmin Zhang
作者机构:
关键词: Anthropogenic contamination;Potentially toxic elements;River sediment;Source apportionment;Urban pollution
期刊名称: Journal of Contaminant Hydrology
ISSN: 0169-7722
年卷期: 2025 年 273 卷
页码:
收录情况: SCIE(2025版) ; ; EI(2025版)
摘要: This study investigated the pollution status of seven potentially toxic elements (PTEs) by analyzing eighteen sediment samples collected from urban and agricultural zones along an urban river in Xinyang, a major agrarian city. Results revealed that manganese (Mn), zinc (Zn), and chromium (Cr) exhibited the highest concentrations. Almost all PTEs exceeded regional background values, indicating anthropogenic contamination in the riverine system. Spatial analysis demonstrated 1.2- to 3.5-fold higher PTE concentrations in urban areas compared to agricultural zones, underscoring the predominant role of urban activities in pollution dynamics. Sequential extraction analysis identified residual fractions as the dominant phase for most PTEs, suggesting limited environmental mobility. However, Mn and cadmium (Cd) displayed elevated bioavailability through their association with non-residual fractions. The results of ecotoxicological risk methods classified Mn and Cd as priority pollutants, with urban hotspots reaching moderately to heavily contaminated status. The PCA-MLR analysis results demonstrated that sewage discharge and traffic-related sources are the primary anthropogenic contributors to PTEs contamination in the Shihe River. These findings advocating for targeted urban watershed management strategies to mitigate PTE risks in rapidly developing regions.
分类号:
- 相关文献
作者其他论文 更多>>
-
Recent advances and prospects of iron-based biochar for antibiotic removal: Unveiling the dual mechanisms of adsorption and degradation
作者:Junjie Wang;Yifan Liu;Xue Li;Ran Zhao;Xiaoquan Mu;Fengxia Yang;Haixin Guo;Yongzhen Ding
关键词:Adsorption;Advanced oxidation processes;Antibiotic Removal;Iron-based biochar;Reactive oxygen species
-
Covering green manure increases rice yields via improving nitrogen cycling between soil and crops in paddy fields
作者:Yinhang Xia;Peng Gao;Wenshuo Lei;Jusheng Gao;Yu Luo;Fuxi Peng;Tingsen Mou;Ziwei Zhao;Kai Zhang;Georg Guggenberger;Huimin Zhang;Zhenhua Zhang
关键词:Green manure;Paddy ecosystem;Soil microbes;Soil organic nitrogen cycling
-
A review of organophosphorus esters in soil: Pollution status, migration, risks, and transformation
作者:Yu Cheng;Xuehao Zheng;Cuihua Hu;Qing Luo;Xingyi Liu;Shoujiang Liu;Peng He;Keke Chang;Fengxia Yang;Yongzhen Ding
关键词:Distribution;Migration;Organophosphorus esters;Soil;Source;Toxicity;Transformation
-
Self-assembed Fe-doped tobacco straw rich in lignin biochar towards efficient activation of peroxymonosulfate for sulfonamide elimination: Characterization, experimental study, and theoretical calculation
作者:Yunjie Wu;Zhenhua Wang;Quanbin Zhang;Huifu Ji;Youqi Zhang;Bo Fu;Fengxia Yang;Yongzhen Ding;Huanhuan Wang
关键词:Degradation pathways;Self-assembly Fe-doping;Sulfonamides
-
Significant effects of earthworm species on antibiotic resistome in livestock manure as revealed by metagenomic analysis
作者:Ming Yang;Liang Peng;Meirui Mu;Fengxia Yang;Zhonghan Li;Bingjun Han;Keqiang Zhang
关键词:Antibiotic resistance genes;Earthworm species;Livestock manure;Microbial communities;Vermicomposting
-
Dissemination of antibiotic resistance genes in soil-crop systems: Mechanisms and influencing factors
作者:Yuanye Zeng;Fengxia Yang;Zulin Zhang;Haixin Guo;Yongzhen Ding
关键词:Antibiotic resistance genes;Crops;Farmland;Root exudates;Soil physicochemical properties
-
Effects of chili meal supplementation on productive performance, intestinal health, and liver lipid metabolism of laying hens fed low-protein diets
作者:Yudi Xiao;Mingming Ai;Junhong Miao;Shuhui Yan;Yifan Du;Junmin Zhang;Chaohua Tang;Kai Zhang
关键词:Chili meal;Intestinal health;Laying hens;Lipid metabolism;Productive performance