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DOI10.2172/187259
报告编号PNL--10825
来源IDOSTI_ID: 187259
Evaluation of the metabolic fate of munitions material (TNT & RDX) in plant systems and initial assessment of material interaction with plant genetic material. Validation of the metabolic fate of munitions materials (TNT, RDX) in mature crops
Fellows, R.J.; Harvey, S.D.; Cataldo, D.A.
英文摘要The goals of this effort were to confirm and expand data related to the behavior and impacts of munitions residues upon human food chain components. Plant species employed included corn (Zea mays), alfalfa (Medicago sativa). spinach (Spinacea oleraceae), and carrot (Daucus carota). Plants were grown from seed to maturity (70 to 120 days) in a low-fertility soil (Burbank) amended with either {sup 14}C-TNT or {sup 14}C-RDX at which time they were harvested and analyzed for munitions uptake, partitioning, and chemical form of the munition or munition-metabolite. All four of the plant species used in this study accumulated the {sup 14}C-TNT- and RDX-derived label. The carrot, alfalfa, and corn demonstrated a higher percentage of label retained in the roots (62, 73, and 83% respectively). The spinach contained less activity in its root (36%) but also contained the highest TNT specific activity observed (>4600 jig TNT equivalents/g dry wt.). The specific uptake values of RDX for the spinach and alfalfa were comparable to those previously reported for wheat and bean (314 to 590 {mu}g RDX-equivalents/g dry wt. respectively). An exception to this may be the carrot where the specific activity was found to exceed 4200 {mu}g RDX-equivalents/g dry wt. in the shoot. The total accumulation of TNT by the plants ranged from 1.24% for the spinach to 2.34% for the carrot. The RDX plants ranging from 15% for the spinach to 37% for the carrot. There was no identifiable TNT or amino dinitrotoluene (ADNT) isomers present in the plants however, the parent RDX compound was found at significant levels in the shoot of alfalfa (> 1 80 {mu}g/g) and corn (>18 {mu}g/g).
出版年1995
报告类型Technical Report
语种英语
国家美国
来源学科分类54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES ; 45 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY, WEAPONRY, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE ; 55 BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, BASIC STUDIES ; ORDNANCE ; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ; CHEMICAL EXPLOSIVES ; ROOT ABSORPTION ; CROPS ; RESIDUES ; MAIZE ; ALFALFA ; SPINACH ; CARROTS ; TRACER TECHNIQUES ; TNT ; PLANT GROWTH ; ECOLOGICAL CONCENTRATION
URLhttp://www.osti.gov/scitech/servlets/purl/187259
资源类型科技报告
条目标识符http://119.78.100.177/qdio/handle/2XILL650/266330
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Fellows, R.J.,Harvey, S.D.,Cataldo, D.A.. Evaluation of the metabolic fate of munitions material (TNT & RDX) in plant systems and initial assessment of material interaction with plant genetic material. Validation of the metabolic fate of munitions materials (TNT, RDX) in mature crops,1995.
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