| 摘要: |
| 为探究牛大力及产地土壤的重金属安全性, 给广东省牛大力产业发展提供科学依据, 研究采
用 ICP-MS 和原子荧光光谱法测定牛大力产品及土壤的重金属含量, 并对产品的健康风险及土壤重金属
安全性进行了评估。 结果表明, 2020—2021 年, 广东牛大力不存在重金属 (Pb、 Cd、 As) 超标问题。
合重金属日暴露量、 靶标危害系数和危害指数为评估标准, 牛大力不会对人体健康造成影响
结
。 总体上,
牛大力产地土壤的重金属安全性较高, Hakanson 潜在生态风险较低。 同时, 土壤 Pb 质量分数与产品 Pb
质量分数、 土壤 As 质量分数与产品 As 质量分数之间具有显著正相关关系。 产地土壤重金属安全问题与
中药材安全性息息相关, 为保障牛大力产品质量安全, 必须加强产地土壤重金属等有害元素的管控。 |
| 关键词: 牛大力 土壤 重金属安全性 健康风险 潜在生态风险 |
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| 基金项目:广东省林业科技创新项目(2020KJCX013),广东省林业科技计划项目(2021KYXM01). |
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| Safety Assessment of Heavy Metals in Nanhaia speciosa and in Soil of Origin |
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CHEN Yingle, LIU Lubing, WANG Zhihong, WANG Song, Xu Qiaolin, ZENG Lei
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Guangdong Academy of Forestry
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| Abstract: |
| Aiming to provide a scientific basis for the development of Nanhaia speciosa industry in Guangdong province, we investigated the safety of heavy metals in N. speciosa and in soil of origin. Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry and atomic fluorescence spectroscopy were used to determine the heavy metals
content of N. speciosa and soil at first, and latter the health risk of products and the safety of soil were evaluated. The results showed that there was no contamination of plumbum, cadmium and arsenic in N. speciosa. We
integrated different evaluation indexes, including the dietary exposure portion, the target hazard quotient and the
hazard index, to evaluate the impact of N. speciosa on human health, finding harmless products to the human
body. Generally, the safety of soil affected by heavy metals was under control, and Hakanson′s potential ecological risk was low. In addition, there were significant positive associations between plumbum in soil and in
products, and between arsenic in soil and in products. In conclusion, the safety of Chinese medicine is inextricably linked to the heavy metals pollution in the soil of origin. Therefore, to ensure the quality and safety of
N. speciosa, it is necessary to strengthen the monitoring of harmful elements in soil, especially heavy metals. |
| Key words: Nanhaia speciosa soil safety of heavy metals health risk potential ecological risk |
