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Environmental Science and Pollution Research 2020-Jun

A study on the occurrence of black water in reservoirs in Eucalyptus Plantation region

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Fan Luo
Yiping Li
Eyram Norgbey
Ronghui Li
Zhu Ya
Amechi Nwankwegu
Huang Lie
Linda Sarpong

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Tianbao reservoir in southern China (surrounded by Eucalyptus plantation) serves as a source of drinking water for the inhabitants. However, the reservoir water experiences black water (BW) of which the cause remains unclear. In this study, field observation and simulated laboratory experiment were conducted to understand the cause of the BW. The diffusive gradient in thin-film (DGT) device monitored the spatial changes in concentration of iron (Fe2+), manganese (Mn2+), sulfide (S2-), and dissolved organic carbon (DOC) at the SWI. The planar optode (PO) showed that hypoxia contributed immensely to the high positive fluxes Fe2+, Mn2+, and S2- measured, which co-precipitated to form black materials (FeS and MnS) at the SWI. The co-precipitation between Fe-S and Mn-S was supported by their significant positive correlation (Fe-S: r > 0.05, p < 0.05, Mn-S: r > 0.2, p < 0.05). Significant reduction (p < 0.05) in tannins concentration from November (strong thermal stratification) to December (weak thermal stratification) indicated that Fe2+ and tannins reacted during the mixing of reservoir water in December due to weak stratification. The simulated experiment confirmed that fresh Eucalyptus leaves produces a significant (p < 0.05) amount of tannins during hypoxia and reacts with Fe2+ to produce black water. A high positive correlation (r > 0.8) between Fe2+ and DOC demonstrated that Fe2+ and DOC combined and contributed to the reservoir water blackening. The study provides a better understanding on the impact of Eucalyptus plantation on water quality and provide guidance for scientific planting of Eucalyptus plantation in reservoir basins in southern China to ensure safe drinking water.

Keywords: Black water; Diffusive gradient in thin films; Iron; Manganese; Sulfide; Tannins.

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