Lakes respond differently to nitrogen disposition

ENN
Feb 6, 2017, 10:49 am87 pts
Nitrogen deposition caused by human activities can lead to an increased phytoplankton production in boreal lakes. The response of boreal lakes to nitrogen deposition will strongly depend on each lake’s content of organic carbon, which are predicted to increase with future warmer and wetter climate. This…

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