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titleOfInvention A method of planting high-quality rice
abstract The invention discloses a planting method of high-quality rice. After the rice is harvested in the previous year, the rice straw is carbonized, and gelatinized starch, cellulose and bentonite are added, which can improve the activity of soil cadmium, thereby helping to improve the effect of hyperaccumulator plants on the later stage. The extraction effect of soil cadmium, the use of hyper-accumulator plants, planting and harvesting the aboveground parts of cadmium-contaminated farmland soil, can effectively remove the heavy metal cadmium in the soil without destroying the soil structure, and achieve the purpose of complete restoration, metal passivation agent On the one hand, by improving soil adsorption and precipitation, changing the form of soil cadmium occurrence and reducing soil cadmium bioavailability, on the other hand, reducing wheat cadmium absorption through element antagonism. The two-pronged approach ensures the restoration effect and efficiency.
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