Nitrification rates in a headwater stream: influences of seasonal variation in C and N supply

Olyssa S. Starry; H. Maurice Valett

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Nitrification rates in a headwater stream: influences of seasonal variation in C and N supply

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Authors:

Olyssa S. Starry, H. Maurice Valett

Year:

2005

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Southern Research Station

Source:

J. N. Am. Benthol. Soc., Vol. 24(4): 753-768

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Abstract

Nitrification, the chemoautotrophic process by which NH₄-N is converted to NO,-N, is an integral biogeochemical transformation in stream ecosystems. Previous research has shown that experimental addition of dissolved organic C inhibits rates of nitrification, and that NH_{4

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Starry, Olyssa S.; Valett, H. Maurice. 2005. Nitrification rates in a headwater stream: influences of seasonal variation in C and N supply. J. N. Am. Benthol. Soc., Vol. 24(4): 753-768}