[Correlations Between Different Extractable Cadmium Levels in Typical Soils and Cadmium Accumulation in Rice].

Pot experiments were used to study the correlations between different extractable cadmium levels in typical soil and cadmium accumulation in rice. To analyze the pH, Cd in soil solution(SSE-Cd), TCLP extractable Cd level(TCLP-Cd), and Cd accumulation in rice at different growth stages of rice, we conducted pot experiments which selected the reddish clayey soil(developed from quaternary red clay parent materials) and purple paddy field(developed from purple sandy shale parent materials), meanwhile added with exogenous Cd with the gradients of 0, 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10 mg·kg. The results showed that, during the rice growth period, the content of SSE-Cd in reddish clayey soil was in the range of 0 and 2.5 μg·L, and the average content was 0.57 μg·L; TCLP-Cd was in the range of 0 and 0.25 μg·L with the average content of 0.10 mg·kg;The content of SSE-Cd in purple paddy field was in the range of 0 and 1.6 μg·L with the average content of 0.48 μg·L; TCLP-Cd was in the range of 0 and 0.2 mg·kg, and the average content was 0.07 mg·kg. It showed that the cadmium concentrations in soil solution and the TCLP extractable Cd levels were both significantly reduced in two types of soil with the extension of rice growth period, and the content in reddish clayey soil was higher than that in purple paddy. The TCLP extractable Cd level was significantly positively correlated with Cd concentration in soil solution. The total Cd accumulation in rice plants gradually increased with increasing exogenous Cd concentration. There were significant positive correlations between Cd concentration in soil solution and Cd concentration in rice, Cd concentration in soil extracted by TCLP method and Cd concentration in rice and total Cd accumulation in rice plant. The soil environmental capacities of the two different parent materials varied greatly,and the safety threshold of Cd in purple paddy field was 2.06 times of that of reddish clayey soil. There were significant differences in Cd uptake and accumulation in different soils, so different measures may be needed to control Cd pollution in different parent materials. TCLP extractable Cd was more relevant with total Cd accumulation in rice, and had more extraction amount. Therefore, the TCLP method can more accurately evaluate the biological availability of soil Cd.