Research Article
The Research of Nanoparticle and Microparticle Hydroxyapatite Amendment in Multiple Heavy Metals Contaminated Soil Remediation
Table 2
Biomass of pakchoi (Brassica chinensis L.) grown in the uncontaminated soil and contaminated soil with mHAP and nHAP (dry weigh).
| Treatment | Shoot (g·pot−1 DW) | Root (g·pot−1 DW) |
| T0 (CK) | | | T0 + 1.5% mHAP | | | T0 + 3% mHAP | | | T0 + 1.5% nHAP | | | T0 + 3% nHAP | | | T1 (250/100 mg·kg−1 Pb/Zn) | | | T1 + 1.5% mHAP | | | T1 + 3% mHAP | | | T1 + 1.5% nHAP | | | T1 + 3% nHAP | | | T2 (500/200 mg·kg−1 Pb/Zn) | | | T2 + 1.5% mHAP | | | T2 + 3% mHAP | | | T2 + 1.5% nHAP | | | T2 + 3% nHAP | | | T3 (100/25 mg·kg−1 Cu/Cr) | | | T3 + 1.5% mHAP | | | T3 + 3% mHAP | | | T3 + 1.5% nHAP | | | T3 + 3% nHAP | | | T4 (200/50 mg·kg−1 Cu/Cr) | | | T4 + 1.5% mHAP | | | T4 + 3% mHAP | | | T4 + 1.5% nHAP | | | T4 + 3% nHAP | | |
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Mean values denoted by the same letter in a column do not differ significantly according to the Duncan test.
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