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Large Seasonal Variation in Nitrogen Isotopic Abundances of Ammonia Volatilized from a Cropland Ecosystem and Implications for Regional NH3 Source Partitioning
Ammonia (NH3) volatilization from agricultural lands is a main source of atmospheric reduced nitrogen species (NHx). Accurately quantifying its contribution to regional atmospheric NHx deposition is critical for controlling regional air nitrogen pollution. The stable nitrogen isotope composition (expressed by δ15N) is a promising indicator to trace atmospheric NHx sources, presupposing a reliable nitrogen isotopic signature of NH3 emission sources.
Chemical Composition and Deposition Characteristics of Precipitation into a Typical Temperate Forest in Northeastern China
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Nitrification is the primary source for NO in N‐saturated subtropical forest soils: results from in‐situ 15N labeling
RESEARCH ARTICLE Longfei Yu Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Natural Resource Management, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, N‐1432 Aas, Norway Laboratory for Air Pollution/Environmental Technology, Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, Duebendorf, Switzerland Search for more papers by this author Jan Mulder Corresponding Author E-mail address: jan.mulder@nmbu.no Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Natural Resource Management, Norwegian University of Life...
In situ 15N labeling experiment reveals different long-term responses to ammonium and nitrate inputs in N-saturated subtropical forest
Chronically elevated deposition of reactive nitrogen (N), as ammonium (NH +) and nitrate (NO -), in subtropical forests with monsoonal climate has caused widespread N leaching in southern China. So far, little is known about the effect of further increases in N input and changes in the relative proportion of NH + and NO - on turnover rate and fate of atmogenic N.
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