2022
DOI: 10.1007/s11356-022-22953-6
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Temporal and spatial distribution characteristics and source analysis of dissolved organic nitrogen in the surface sediment of the Caohai Lake, southwest China

Abstract: The Caohai is a typical natural lake-type karst plateau wetland, which is sensitive to environmental changes, and the release of dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) in the sediment is a potential factor of nitrogen pollution in the lake. Therefore, this study aimed to reveal the temporal and spatial distribution characteristics and source analysis of DON in karst lake sediments. Surface sediment samples were collected from the Caohai Lake in southwest China, and the sample locations were distributed across almost… Show more

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“…The first two peaks are identified as humic acid-like substances, primarily originating from human activities such as agricultural practices [38]. The third fluorescence peak indicates tyrosine, a protein primarily derived from internal biodegradation processes [50]. The FI of the RCIS-5 spectra is significantly lower than RM and RCIS-2, detecting only the peak corresponding to tyrosine peak near (Ex, Em) = (275, 310).…”
Section: Eem Spectra Of the Dom Fractionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first two peaks are identified as humic acid-like substances, primarily originating from human activities such as agricultural practices [38]. The third fluorescence peak indicates tyrosine, a protein primarily derived from internal biodegradation processes [50]. The FI of the RCIS-5 spectra is significantly lower than RM and RCIS-2, detecting only the peak corresponding to tyrosine peak near (Ex, Em) = (275, 310).…”
Section: Eem Spectra Of the Dom Fractionsmentioning
confidence: 99%