[Distribution and Burial Characteristics of Nitrogen Forms in Sediment of Dianchi Lake During Last Century].
Yalin Wu, Shuaidong Li, Jun-Wu Jiang, Yin-Yin Shen, Changchun Huang, Tao Huang, Hao Yang, Yanhong Yu, Yu Luo
Abstract
Yalin Wu, Shuaidong Li, Jun-Wu Jiang, Yin-Yin Shen, Changchun Huang, Tao Huang, Hao Yang, Yanhong Yu, Yu Luo
Abstract
in the last 100 years and increased first, then declined, finally showed a slight upward trend over time. The burial rate of total nitrogen in sediment increased over time and almost grew up straightly after 1990,which decreased from the south to the north of Dianchi Lake in space. It was estimated that the reserves of total nitrogen, organic nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen, ammonium nitrogen in the sediment were 92139.15 t, 86745.62 t, 2464.16 t, 2929.37 t, respectively, from 1900 to 2014.
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in the last 100 years and increased first, then declined, finally showed a slight upward trend over time. The burial rate of total nitrogen in sediment increased over time and almost grew up straightly after 1990,which decreased from the south to the north of Dianchi Lake in space. It was estimated that the reserves of total nitrogen, organic nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen, ammonium nitrogen in the sediment were 92139.15 t, 86745.62 t, 2464.16 t, 2929.37 t, respectively, from 1900 to 2014.
Key concepts: Nitrogen, Sediment, Environmental science, Nitrate, Ammonium, Pollution, Deposition (geology), Nutrient pollution