2022
DOI: 10.1002/jeq2.20423
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A high‐resolution monitoring station for the in situ assessment of nitrate‐related redox processes at an agricultural site

Abstract: Biogeochemical redox processes control the chemical behavior of many major and trace elements, making their comprehension crucial for predicting and protecting environmental health. Nitrogen (N) is especially susceptible to changes in soil redox conditions and affects the cycles of other redox‐sensitive species. Elevated N concentrations, in nitrate form, in agricultural soils and associated freshwater ecosystems constitute a problem in many parts of the world. Although a wide variety of measures have been ado… Show more

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