Titlebook: Carbon and Nitrogen in the Terrestrial Environment; R. Nieder,D. K. Benbi Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008 Greenhouse g

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Anal-Canal

Carbon and Nitrogen Pools in Terrestrial Ecosystems,on is constantly being absorbed, released, and recycled by a range of natural and human-induced biological and chemical processes. Of fundamental importance is the process of photosynthesis in which plants absorb atmospheric carbon as they grow and convert it to biomass. When plant residues and root

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Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles in Terrestrial Ecosystems,ely studied despite being complicated elemental cycles. In the atmosphere, C is mainly present as CO.. Minor amounts of gaseous C occur as CH., CO and other higher molecular C-containing gases. The most abundant N form in the atmosphere is N2. Other gaseous N forms comprise nitrous (N.O) and nitric

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Soil Organic Matter Characterization,ts look into soil organic matter with different perspective. In the glossary of soil science terms (SSSA, 1997) soil organic matter is defined as the organic fraction of the soil exclusive of undecayed plant and animal residues and is considered synonymous with humus. However, other definitions of S

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Carbon and Nitrogen Transformations in Soils,esses affecting organic matter decomposition and formation. The decomposition process is controlled predominantly by bacteria and fungi. Fauna that graze on microbes such as protozoa, nematodes and earthworms also are involved in the mineralization of C and N. Management strategies that target SOM a

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Leaching Losses and Groundwater Pollution, varies greatly under different cropping and ecosystems. The unutilized N may accumulate in the soil profile and become a contaminant in streams or ground water. Nitrate drained into surface water bodies, e.g. rivers, lakes, or estuaries, can cause deterioration of surface water quality, resulting i