Ecological Risk Assessment of Oxytetracycline Bacteria Residue in the Process of Fertilizing

Xian Lin Meng; Yang Miao; Ying Zhu; Xiao Hui Cao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.665.513

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Ecological Risk Assessment of Oxytetracycline Bacteria Residue in the Process of Fertilizing

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This study uses identification of hazards, predicting no-effect concentration, predicting environmental concentration and risk characterization to assess the ecological risk of oxytetracycline bacteria residue in fertilizing process, and calculates the ecological risk value about soil microbial, soil-plant, soil animals and soil drug-resistant bacteria. Besides, a risk characterization model of oxytetracycline bacteria residue in soil is built. The results show that the ecological risk in alluvial soil and black soil are negligible, and the ecological risk in red soil can be reduced in the untreated condition. All the ecological risk fertilizer in alluvial soil, black soil and red soil are negligible when it is disposal of 80%.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 665)

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513-516

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October 2014

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Xian Lin Meng, Yang Miao, Ying Zhu, Xiao Hui Cao

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Bacteria Residue, Ecological Risk Assessment, Fertilizer, Oxytetracycline

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