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• W4385156065 abstract "Managing legacy nitrogen (N) that has accumulated over decades of intensive agriculture is necessary to balance agricultural production and environmental conservation. Using legacy N as a resource can reduce extant legacy N. The uplands of Japan's Lake Inba watershed are dominated by agroecosystems, and spring waters in the lowlands contain high NO3-N concentrations. We focused on an unfertilized, commercial lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) farm where paddy fields are irrigated with spring waters. We hypothesized that the lotus field could reduce the export of legacy N and provide habitat for fish (co-benefit). Dating of spring waters using sulfur hexafluoride revealed that the residence time of water at the study site was 12.5 years and suggested that the spring waters contained legacy N. We found large reductions of NO3-N and total nitrogen (TN) concentrations in water that passed through the lotus fields. A meta-analysis revealed that the reductions of NO3-N concentrations were highest in unfertilized lotus fields, and reductions of TN concentrations were higher in unfertilized paddy and lotus fields than in fertilized fields. The N removal by harvesting lotus roots 38.7 kg N/ha/year was smaller than the literature-based rate of N removal by denitrification. We used environmental DNA metabarcoding to identify the fish fauna in the lotus fields and an adjacent stream. The native fish richness was a little lower in the lotus fields than in the stream, but the presence of two endangered fish species in the lotus field suggested a moderate biodiversity conservation function. Our case study could be a good example of a nature-based solution to harness ecosystem functions to reduce legacy N." @default.
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• W4385156065 title "Use of legacy nitrogen as a resource: unfertilized lotus fields contribute to water quality improvement and biodiversity conservation" @default.
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