Purification Effects of Aquatic Plants in Eutrophic Wetlands Under the Background of Carbon Neutrality
This study selected common aquatic plants in the Southwest region,namely Hygrophila salicifolia,Pontederia cordata,Iris tectorum,Nymphaea tetragona,Hydrocharis dubia,Ceratophyllum demersum,Myriophyllum verticillatum and Vallisneria natans.These plants were subjec-ted to indoor simulations to investigate their effectiveness in mitigating eutrophication in water bodies.The results showed that after 30 days of treatment,all eight plant species exhibited varying degrees of purification effects on eutrophic water bodies.Among them,H.salicifolia showed the best removal efficiency for TN,TP,COD and NH4+-N,,with removal rates of 49.80%,31.34%,41.05%,and 45.22%,respectively.V.na-tans and M.verticillatum followed,C.demersum and H.dubia exhibited relatively lower purification effects.Therefore,H.salicifolia and V.natans were considered potential landscaping plants for removing eutrophication pollution in urban landscape water bodies.