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The process by which nitrogen, which would otherwise be available to plants, is converted to a gaseous form and lost from the soil or water column.
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An anaerobic biological reduction of nitrate nitrogen to nitrogen gas, the removal of total nitrogen from a system, and/or an anaerobic process that occurs when nitrite ions are reduced to nitrogen gas and bubbles are formed as a result of this process. The bubbles attach to the biological floc in the activated sludge process and float the floc to the surface of the secondary clarifiers. ...
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| denitrification |
The formation of gaseous nitrogen (N 2 ) or nitrogen oxide (NO) from nitrate (NO 3 -) or nitrite (NO 2 -) by microorganisms.
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| denitrification |
Loss of available nitrogen due to overwatering. When the soil is continually soggy, nitrates are converted into their elemental gas form (N2) which escapes into the atmosphere, thus providing no benefit to the plant.
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| denitrification |
process in which anaerobic bacteria convert nitrate ions into nitrogen gas.
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