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Kadmiyum iyonlarının tatlı su bitkisi su mercimeği lemna minor' ün büyüme hızına etkisi

The effect of cadmium ions on the growth rate of the freshwater macrophyte duckweed Lemna minor

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Ekoloji
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9–15
Publication Date
2022-10-17
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Experimental results showed that k decreased in the Cd(II) containing media according to control.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, the effect of Cd(II) on the growth rate of Lemna minor was investigated in an aqueous media with changing initial pH (4.5-8.0), temperature (15-35ºC) and Cd(II) concentration (0.05-20.0 ppm).
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Key Findings & Data:The reaction rate constants (k; d-1) were determined for all conditions.
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Conclusion & Impact:Experimental results showed that k decreased in the Cd(II) containing media according to control.
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In this study, the effect of Cd(II) on the growth rate of Lemna minor was investigated in an aqueous media with changing initial pH (4.5-8.0), temperature (15-35ºC) and Cd(II) concentration (0.05-20.0 ppm). The frond numbers were determined by time, and the kinetic model of plant growth was derived and fitted to the first order reaction kinetics. The reaction rate constants (k; d-1) were determined for all conditions. Experimental results showed that k decreased in the Cd(II) containing media according to control. But, plant growth was affected positively in 0.05 ppm. For example, k was found to be 0.194 d-1 for 0.05 ppm at pH 5.0, but it was 0.160 d-1 for the control. Additionally, k decreased significantly in lower pH values, but it increased especially in the pH 7.0-8.0 range. The maximum k was obtained at 25ºC for both Cd(II) containing media and control. When the temperature was increased, k started to decrease at the 25- 30ºC range. For example, it was found 0.145 d-1 for 0.1 ppm Cd(II) and 0.160 d-1 for the control at 25ºC, but it decreased to 0.014 d-1 for 0.1 ppm Cd(II), and 0.121 d-1 for the control at 30ºC. The results showed that Cd(II) was very toxic for Lemna and reduced the growth rates.

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Bu çalýþmada, Cd(II) iyonlarýnýn Lemna minor'ün büyüme hýzýna etkisi, sulu ortamda ortamýn deðiþen baþlangýç pH'ý (4,5-8,0), sýcaklýðý (15-35ºC) ve kadmiyum iyonu konsantrasyonunda (0,05-20,0 ppm) araþtýrýlmýþtýr. Frond sayýsý günlük olarak saptanmýþtýr. Bitkinin zamana baðlý frond sayýsý deðiþiminden kinetik model çýkarýlmýþ ve birinci dereceden reaksiyon kinetiðine uyduðu saptanmýþtýr. Tüm çalýþýlan ortam koþullarý için reaksiyon hýz sabitleri (k; d-1) hesaplanmýþtýr. Elde edilen deneysel sonuçlar büyüme hýz sabitlerinin Cd(II) içeren ortamda kontrol örneklerine göre azaldýðýný göstermiþtir. Fakat, 0,05 ppm'de bitki geliþiminin arttýðý bulunmuþtur. Örneðin, 0,05 ppm Cd(II) deriþiminde pH 5,0 de k deðeri 0,194 d-1, kontrol için 0,160 d-1 bulunmuþtur. Bitkinin büyüme hýzý düþük pH'larda önemli ölçüde azalmýþ, fakat yüksek pH'larda özellikle pH 7,0-8,0 aralýðýnda artmýþtýr. Ayrýca, maksimum k deðeri, gerek Cd(II) içeren ortamda gerekse de kontrol ortamýnda 25ºC'de elde edilmiþtir. Sýcaklýk arttýkça k deðerleri 25-30ºC aralýðýnda azalmýþtýr. Örneðin, 0,1 ppm Cd(II) deriþiminde 25ºC'de k deðeri 0,145 d-1, kontrol için 0,160 d-1 olarak bulunurken; bu deðerler 30ºC' da 0,1 ppm için 0,014 d-1'e, kontrol örneði için 0,121 d-1'e düþmüþtür. Elde edilen sonuçlar kadmiyum iyonlarýnýn Lemna minor için çok toksik olduðunu ve bitki büyüme hýzýný düþürdüðünü göstermiþtir.

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TANER, F., UYSAL, Y. (2022). Kadmiyum iyonlarının tatlı su bitkisi su mercimeği lemna minor' ün büyüme hızına etkisi. Ekoloji, Cilt: 16 - Sayı: 62, 9–15. https://ajindex.com/articles/499253

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