土壤学报2025，Vol.62Issue(3)：610-624,15.DOI:10.11766/trxb202404290178
高温与疏水性有机化合物对土壤动物的联合作用研究进展
Research Progress of Combined Effects Between High Temperatures and Hydrophobic Organic Compounds on Soil Fauna
摘要
Abstract
Soil fauna constitutes a vital component of soil ecosystems and plays a crucial role in ecosystem functioning.The high temperature caused by global warming will cause damage to soil fauna and affect their ecological functions.In addition,chemical pollutants released by human activities can also have toxic effects on soil fauna.Hydrophobic organic compounds(HOCs)are a kind of widely prevalent class of pollutants in soil.The combined effects of high temperatures and HOCs can impact soil fauna,and the tests for HOC risk assessment are typically conducted at optimal temperatures for the test species,resulting in inaccurate outcomes due to the disregard of temperature effects.Currently,there is a lack of in-depth understanding of the combined effects and mechanisms of high temperatures and HOCs on soil fauna.Therefore,we systematically reviewed the studies on the combined effects of different high-temperature scenarios and HOCs on soil fauna,and the significance of these studies in environmental risk assessment.Our discussion highlights that future research should focus on the combined effects of HOCs and high temperatures in real-world scenarios,particularly at the molecular level,and enhance the development and application of ecotoxicological models.This will improve our understanding of HOCs in the natural world and refine existing methods of environmental risk assessment to better address the challenges ecosystems face under climate change.关键词
土壤动物/气候变化/疏水性有机化合物/联合作用/环境风险评价Key words
Soil fauna/Climate change/Hydrophobic organic compounds/Combined effects/Environmental risk assessment分类
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肖乃川,代文才,王子芳,由乐林,赵欢,张雅蓉,高明..高温与疏水性有机化合物对土壤动物的联合作用研究进展[J].土壤学报,2025,62(3):610-624,15.基金项目
国家自然科学基金青年科学基金项目(42307036)、中央高校基本科研业务费专项资金(SWU-KR22026)和西南大学研究生科研创新项目(SYUB23049)资助 Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation Youth Science Foundation of China(No.42307036),the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.SWU-KR22026),and the Postgraduate Research Innovation Project of Southwest University(No.SYUB23049) （42307036）
