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As nitrogen input increases, leaf nitrogen concentration increases at first and then decreases at high levels of nitrogen input. Responses: - leaf nitrogen concentration - nitrification - net primary productivity - leaching of NO3−

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Uploaded: 2021-06-07T18:24:05-08:00
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Description: as nitrogen input increases leaf nitrogen concentration increases at first and then decreases at high levels of nitrogen input responses leaf nitrogen concentration nitrification net primary 56632

          As nitrogen input increases, leaf nitrogen concentration increases at first and then decreases at high levels of nitrogen input.
Responses:
- leaf nitrogen concentration
- nitrification
- net primary productivity
- leaching of NO3−

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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06/07/2021

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As nitrogen input increases, leaf nitrogen concentration increases at first and then decreases at high levels of nitrogen input. Responses: - leaf nitrogen concentration - nitrification - net primary productivity - leaching of NO3−