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• W4386800475 abstract "Sulfate affects the transformation of arsenic (As) in soil and its absorption by plant roots. However, the influence of sulfate and irrigation interactions on the mobility of As in the soil-rice system remains poorly understood. To address this gap, we conducted a pot experiment with varying sulfate levels and irrigation modes to examine their effects on rice As translocation, soil As forms, iron plaque formation, and microorganisms involved in As transformation. The addition of exogenous sulfate significantly reduced grain As levels by a maximum of 60.1%, 46.7%, and 70.5% under flooding (F), flooding-moist alternate (FM), moist (M) conditions, respectively. However, the changes in soil available As did not fully correspond to grains As content. Soil available As was only reduced by sulfate under the FM treatment, which limited grains As accumulation under this condition. The reduction in grains As content under F and M conditions was mainly attributed to sulfate-induced increases in soil pH, which in turn inhibited As translocation and promoted iron plaque formation. Additionally, both irrigation mode and sulfate fertilization independently or interactively influenced the abundance of Sulfuritalea, Koribacter, Geobacter, and Sulfuriferula, thereby affecting the As forms in soil through the Fe/S redox process. Specifically, under F and FM conditions, SO42--S inhibited Geobacter but stimulated Fe-oxidizing bacteria, possibly resulting in increased As bound to Fe/Mn oxides (As-F3). Under M condition, SO42--S levels regulated As adsorption and release through the participation of Fe/S cycle bacteria, specifically influencing the adsorbed As fraction (As-F2). Therefore, the addition of SO42--S hindered As translocation to grains by promoting As sequestration in the iron plaque and facilitating microbe-mediated As immobilization through the Fe/S cycle, which was dependent on soil moisture. These results can be used as a guide for sulfur fertilizer application under different soil moisture with the goal of minimizing rice grain As." @default.
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• W4386800475 date "2023-11-01" @default.
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• W4386800475 title "Key process for reducing grains arsenic by applying sulfate varies with irrigation mode: Dual effects of microbe-mediated arsenic transformation and iron plaque" @default.
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• W4386800475 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2023.122569" @default.
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