有机氯农药在东方白鹳组织里的浓度

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The muscle, kidney, heart, stomach and spleen of Oriental White Stork (Ciconia boyciana) were detected in this study. Oriental white stork is a kind of wild bird and stopped in Beidagang wetland of Tianjin in China, during overwintering migration. The average concentration of OCPs in lipid weight (concentration range) in heart was the highest among tissues, which was 955.30ng/g (88.65~4102.577ng/g), following with liver, it was 465.55ng/g (37.96~1476.17ng/g). The concentration of OCPs in stomach, spleen and muscle were 251.64ng/g (102.88~354.61ng/g), 176.5ng/g (158.72~194.50ng/g) and 143.96ng/g (10.90~800.51ng/g), separately. The concentration of ∑DDTs in kidney and heart was higher than ∑HCHs, which was inversed in other tissues. Compare with other studies, the OCPs concentration of these bird tissues in this study were relative low, which indicated that these birds were not influenced by OCPs badly in China.

Key words： organochlorine pesticides (OCPs) oriental white stork bird POPs

Received: 08 January 2016

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WANG Can-can,CHEN Xu,FENG Jian-feng等. The concentration of OCPs in the tissue of oriental white stork[J]. CHINA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCECE, 2016, 36(9): 2807-2814.

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