Table 5 Pearson correlation analysis between soil heavy metal and soil enzyme activity.

From: Influence of biofertilizer on heavy metal bioremediation and enzyme activities in the soil to revealing the potential for sustainable soil restoration

 

pH

Zn

Mn

Fe

Cu

Cd

Mo

URE

AKP

β.D.GLU

ARY

DEH

pH

1

           

Zn

0.99819*

1

          

Mn

− 0.89208

− 0.86331

1

         

Fe

− 0.96759*

− 0.95767*

0.92847

1

        

Cu

− 0.9429

− 0.93023

0.92865

0.99645*

1

       

Cd

− 0.87957

− 0.85521

0.96103*

0.96381*

0.97866 *

1

      

Mo

0.16093

0.10192

− 0.58152

− 0.25715

− 0.2889

− 0.46912

1

     

URE

− 0.05046

0.00964

0.49451

0.17408

0.21603

0.40836

− 0.98885 *

1

    

AKP

0.95869*

0.93991

− 0.98364 *

− 0.97129 *

− 0.9624*

− 0.9575 *

0.42735

− 0.32992

1

   

β.D.GLU

− 0.91989

− 0.90669

0.91368

0.98896*

0.99769*

0.98028*

− 0.28539

0.22147

− 0.94462

1

  

ARY

− 0.92431

− 0.89968

0.99683*

0.94575

0.94053

0.95695*

− 0.52156

0.42745

− 0.99424*

0.92282

1

 

DEH

− 0.62053

− 0.61328

0.61424

0.77983

0.82047

0.80838

− 0.08593

0.09591

− 0.64279

0.85633

0.61097

1

  1. 2-talied test of significance is used, *Correlation is significant at the p < 0.05 level, Zn, zinc, Mn, Manganese, Fe, Iron, Cu, Coper, Cd, Cadmium, Mo, Molybdenum, URE, Urease, AKP, Alkaline phosphatase, β-D-GLU, β-D-Glucosidase, RAY, Arylsulfatase, DEH, Dehydrogenase.
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