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Biogeochemistry of Nutrient Elements in the Changjiang (Yangtze River) Estuary

Jianbo Tu

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Based on the biogeochemical studies on nutrient elements in the Changjiang estuary, the main results and recent progresses are reviewed in this paper, such as the nutrient fluxes into the sea, the mixing behaviors, the distribution characteristics and transportation as well as the biogeochemical behaviors of nutrients in the plume frontal region. The exploring directions and research emphases in the future are proposed.

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Based on the biogeochemical studies on nutrient elements in the Changjiang estuary, the main results and recent progresses are reviewed in this paper, such as the nutrient fluxes into the sea, the mixing behaviors, the distribution characteristics and transportation as well as the biogeochemical behaviors of nutrients in the plume frontal region. The exploring directions and research emphases in the future are proposed.

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Based on the biogeochemical studies on nutrient elements in the Changjiang estuary, the main results and recent progresses are reviewed in this paper, such as the nutrient fluxes into the sea, the mixing behaviors, the distribution characteristics and transportation as well as the biogeochemical behaviors of nutrients in the plume frontal region. The exploring directions and research emphases in the future are proposed.

Key concepts: Biogeochemical cycle, Estuary, Biogeochemistry, Nutrient, Environmental science, Oceanography, Plume, Hydrology (agriculture)

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