Which forms of nitrogen are consumed and generated in this part of the ecosystem?
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These include nitrogen gas (Nā), ammonia (NHā), ammonium (NHāāŗ), nitrite (NOāā»), nitrate (NOāā»), and organic nitrogen compounds. Show moreā¦
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