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- Earth Sciences; Biogeosciences; Ecosystems; Environmental Chemistry; Life Sciences, general
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- 0168-2563
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- 10.1023/A:1006374018558
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Abstract
Inputs of surface waters high in chloride and sulphateincreased the availability of nutrients in fenpeatlands. This `internal eutrophication' wasdemonstrated with test plants (`phytometers') andthrough water and soil analysis. Three experiments arepresented in which the level of chloride and/orsulphate was increased to 3 mmolc l−1. Inexperiment 1 chloride levels were increased from 0.5to 3 mmolc l−1 as CaCl2 or NaCl. Inexperiment 2 and 3 similar increased levels forchloride and sulphate (3 mmolc l−1; as NaCland Na2SO4) were used. The following resultswere found:
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Biogeochemistry – Springer Journals
Published: Jan 25, 2017