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ZHANG Dan, HE Yan, HUANG Min-sheng, LU Xiao-ming. Grey relational analysis of aquatic plants’ physiological responses to malodorous water treatment[J]. Journal of East China Normal University (Natural Sciences), 2011, (1): 141-147.
Citation:
ZHANG Dan, HE Yan, HUANG Min-sheng, LU Xiao-ming. Grey relational analysis of aquatic plants’ physiological responses to malodorous water treatment[J]. Journal of East China Normal University (Natural Sciences), 2011, (1): 141-147.
ZHANG Dan, HE Yan, HUANG Min-sheng, LU Xiao-ming. Grey relational analysis of aquatic plants’ physiological responses to malodorous water treatment[J]. Journal of East China Normal University (Natural Sciences), 2011, (1): 141-147.
Citation:
ZHANG Dan, HE Yan, HUANG Min-sheng, LU Xiao-ming. Grey relational analysis of aquatic plants’ physiological responses to malodorous water treatment[J]. Journal of East China Normal University (Natural Sciences), 2011, (1): 141-147.
The grey relational analysis was initiated to investigate the relationships between the physiological properties of aquatic plants and the performances of the bio-eco-technology for the treatment of malodorous rivers in Shanghai. The main objective of this research was to provide scientific explanation for the water purification mechanisms of the bio-eco-technology. The results indicated that the priority response order of the plants physiological properties for COD and NH4+ -N removal was POD>CAT>Chla>SP>Chlb, indicating that the microbial degradation could be mainly responsible for the removal of COD and NH4+ -N. However, the priority associated grade of the plant physiological characteristic for TP removal was Chlb>SP>Chla>CAT>POD, demonstrating that the adsorption of aquatic plants played a dominant role in removing total phosphrous from malodorous black water.