Effect of EDTA on Reduction Process in Submerged Paddy Soil with Rice Straw
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概要
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Submerged paddy soil with powdered rice straw was incubated anaerobically. In the presence of 10μ_M of EDTA, the amount of Fe(II) significantly increased during the early stage of incubation. This finding suggests that EDTA extracted some part of Fe(III), which was utilized then by Fe(III)-reducing bacterial. These increase in the Fe(II) content was accompanied both by the suppression of sulfate-reduction and by the enhancement of acetic acid (AA)-decomposition. The addition of EDTA did not enhance the CH_4 -production during the early stage of incubation. These findings suggest that the reduction of the EDTA-extractable Fe(III) resulted in electron deficiency and that the electron flow was mainly diverted from sulfate reduction to Fe(III)-reduction in the early stage of incubation. As a result of this electron deficiency, Fe(III)-reducing bacteria may utilize AA as electron donor. The addition of EDTA enhanced both the production and the decomposition of AA in the late stage of incubation as well as the CH_4 -production. these facts suggest hat the reduction of the EDTA-extractable Fe(III) in the early stage of incubation decreased the redox potential, which in turn shortened the duration of the lag period of the anaerobic reactions in the late stage.
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著者
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Nozoe Takuhito
Tohoku National Agricultural Experiment Station
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Yoshida Koji
Tohoku National Agricultural Experiment Station
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Yasuda Michio
Tohoku National Agricultural Experiment Station
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