NITROGEN POLLUTION: - Hubbard Brook Research Foundation

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Nitrogen in a Human-Altered Landscape Nitrogen Sources: 1. Imported food and feed 2. Vehicle emissions 3. Powerplant emissions 4. Fertilizer imports 5. Fixation in croplands 6. Agricultural emissions Nitrogen Fluxes:* 7. Atmospheric deposition 8. Wastewater from septic tanks and treatment plants 9. Agricultural runoff 10. 11. Forest runoff Urban runoff * A flux is the movement of nitrogen from one component of the ecosystem to another.
Nitrogen in a Pristine Landscape Nitrogen Sources: 1. Lightening strikes 2. Fixation by plant-associated and soil bacteria Nitrogen Fluxes:* 3. Denitrification by bacteria 4. Atmospheric deposition 5. Watershed runoff * A flux is the movement of nitrogen from one component of the ecosystem to another.
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