Nitrogen limitation on land and in the sea: How can it occur?¶
Vitousek, & Howarth. (1991). Nitrogen limitation on land and in the sea: How can it occur?: How can it occur?. Biogeochemistry.
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- Nitrogen Cycle
- Tracking nitrogen as a Cycle makes legible the paradox that governs every nitrogen-limited system: the element is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere yet is the scarcest nutrient in most soils and many seas
This sourceEvidence that nitrogen limits net primary production much of the time in most terrestrial biomes and many marine ecosystems, with mechanisms that let the limitation persist.
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“Nevertheless, there is substantial evidence that nitrogen limits net primary production much of the time in most terrestrial biomes and many marine ecosystems.”
- Tracking nitrogen as a Cycle makes legible the paradox that governs every nitrogen-limited system: the element is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere yet is the scarcest nutrient in most soils and many seas
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