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Ma, Luyao; Liu, Yaru; Sahito, Zulfiqar Ali; Liu, Chanjuan; Li, Zhesi; Yu, Chao; Feng, Ying; Guo, Weihua
Ecotoxicology and environmental safety, 09/2024, Letnik: 282Journal Article
Intercropping with hyperaccumulators can facilitate the safe utilization of cadmium-contaminated soil. However, the effectiveness of this approach is influenced by plant species and varieties, which necessitates research on optimal plant consortia. In this study, 8 tomato varieties (3 cherry tomatoes and 5 common large-fruit tomatoes) were intercropped with Sedum alfredii in a moderately Cd-contaminated vegetable field. The results showed that the Cd concentration in the fruits of common large-fruit tomato varieties under monoculture was 1.03–1.50 mg/kg, while that in the fruits of cherry tomato varieties was 0.67–0.71 mg/kg. After intercropping with S. alfredii, the fruit Cd concentrations of Hangza 501, Hangza 503, and Hangza 108 decreased by 16.42 %, 19.72 %, and 6.76 %, respectively, while those of the other varieties significantly increased, except for those of Hangza 8. In contrast, the shoot Cd concentration of cherry tomatoes was greater than that of large-fruit tomatoes under monoculture. Furthermore, a significant increase in the shoot Cd concentration was noted in the Hangza 501, Hangza 503 and Hangza 603 plants following intercropping. Additionally, intercropping with S. alfredii increased the concentration of soluble sugars in the fruits of Hangza 8, Hangza 501, Hangza 503 and Hangza 603 by 4.66 %, 17.91 %, 10.60 % and 17.88 %, respectively. Intercropping with tomatoes resulted in a decrease in both the biomass and Cd uptake of S. alfredii. Interestingly, the inhibitory effect on S. alfredii was less pronounced when intercropped with cherry tomatoes than when intercropped with large-fruit tomatoes. Among the intercropping treatments, S. alfredii exhibited the greatest total Cd accumulation (0.06 mg/plant) when intercropped with Hangza 503. In conclusion, the cherry tomato variety Hangza 503 was the most suitable for intercropping with S. alfredii and can be used safely for vegetable production and simultaneous phytoremediation of polluted soil. Our findings suggest that strategic selection of tomato varieties can optimize the effectiveness of “phytoextraction coupled with agro-safe production” technology for managing soil Cd concentrations. Display omitted •Cherry tomatoes have notably lower fruit Cd concentration than common large fruit tomatoes.•Intercropping with S. alfredii reduced the fruit Cd concentration of cherry tomatoes.•Inhibition of cherry tomatoes on Cd uptake of S. alfredii is lower than that of large fruit tomatoes.•Cherry tomato Hangza 503 found well-adapted for both monoculture and intercropping with S. alfredii.
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