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- W2008848997 abstract "Detailed knowledge of the nitrate (NO3−) attenuation capacity of different landscapes is essential to support current aspirations of locally differentiated fertilizer nitrogen (N) regulation for protection of aquatic ecosystems. In this context, we studied the spatial heterogeneity of NO3−, ammonium (NH4+), and total N concentrations in pore water collected in an artificially drained sub-catchment and complemented this with measurements of apparent electrical conductivity (ECa), potential denitrification rates, and basic soil physico-chemical properties. Piezometer nests were installed in transects to represent a range of ECa and slopes in the sub-catchment and were then categorized according to predetermined classifications to delineate the different redox environments. Water samples were collected (February to August 2017) from piezometers that were installed in nests with screen depths at 25–75 cm, 85–115 cm and 125–165 cm. For transects with an average ECa higher than 20 mS m−1, NO3− concentrations were <5 mg N L−1 at the depth slightly above the drainage depth, whereas transects with an average ECa of <20 mS m−1 had NO3− concentrations ranging from 0.2 to 15 mg N L−1. Transects with ECa higher than 20 mS m−1 had the highest average clay content and estimated water contents and, possibly, higher macropore connectivity across the soil profile, which could enhance NO3− transport and the potential for development of anaerobic microsites facilitating microbial denitrification. Potential denitrification rates correlated with the presence of amorphous and poorly crystalline iron (Fe) oxides, yet the results were inconclusive regarding the possible role of Fe(II) mediated NO3− reduction. By categorizing the piezometer transects according to their average ECa values, patterns of N concentrations were found that reflected differences in nitrate attenuation capacity, thereby supporting the further pursuit of ECa as a simple and operational tool for mapping the variability in nitrate reduction patterns in the unsaturated zone on a sub-catchment scale." @default.
- W2008848997 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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- W2008848997 date "1984-05-01" @default.
- W2008848997 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
- W2008848997 title "Influence of acetylene on microbial and enzymatic assays" @default.
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