Role of plants in nitrogen and sulfur transformations in floating hydroponic root mats: A comparison of two helophytes.
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Summary
Since the influent organic carbon was below the stoichiometric requirement for the observed N and S transformation processes, helophytes' organic rhizodeposits apparently contributed to these transformations, while P. australis provided about 6 times higher bioavailable organic rhzodepoits than J. effusus.
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- article
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- 2016-10-01
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- 16
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Keywords
Phragmites, Nitrogen, Ammonium, Juncus, Nitrate
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