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Effect of NanoTiO2 on Activity of Azotobacter

GUO Ping, SUN Ying, LI Linhui   

  1. Key Laboratory of Groundwater Resources and Environment of the Ministry of Education,College of Environment and Resources, Jilin University, Changchun 130012, China
  • Received:2017-03-02 Online:2017-07-26 Published:2017-07-13
  • Contact: GUO Ping E-mail:guoping@jlu.edu.cn

Abstract: By potting experimental method, we studied effect of nanoTiO2 on the activity of Azotobacter in sandy soil, black soil and peaty soil. The results show that nanoTiO2 inhibit the activity of Azotobacter in different types of soil, and the order of inhibition is sandy soil>black soil>peaty soil. The inhibitory rate of Azotobacter increases with the increase of the dosage of nanoTiO2 at different doses (0.5,1.0,2.0 g/kg) in sandy soil and peaty soil. 2.0 g/kg nano TiO2 are added to sandy soil and peaty soil, and the inhibition ratio reaches the maximum at the 15th day, 25.73% and 12.76% respectively. After planting of alfalfa in three soils, the rhizosphere effect and root exudates can indirectly reduce the inhibitory effect of nanoTiO2 on Azotobacter. The difference is extremely significant between the planted group and the unplanted group (P<0.01) in the black soil and peaty soil, and the difference is significant between the planted group and the unplanted group (P<0.05) in the sandy soil.

Key words: inhibition, soil, nanoTiO2, Azotobacter

CLC Number: 

  • X171