Nitrogen cycle : What governs nitrogen loss from forest soils?

The predominance of organic nitrogen in stream waters and soil solutions is no proof of plant uptake of organic nitrogen, and could indeed be brought about by the uptake of only inorganic nitrogen, as Addiscott and Brookes claim and standard thinking would have it. Nor did I suggest otherwise. Yet I...

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Published in:Nature (London) 2002-08, Vol.418 (6898), p.604
Main Author: van Breemen, Nico
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Amino acids
Creeks & streams
Forest soils
Nitrates
Nitrogen
Nitrogen cycle
Organic nitrogen
Snakes
Soil sciences
Soil solution
Temperature
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Snakes
Soil sciences
Soil solution
Temperature
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