The Study of Denitrification Rate and N2O Release Rate in Shuangtaizi Estuary Wetland

Xiao Sha Liu; Jie Bai; Jia Jun Sun; Rui Hou; Yang Guo Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.665.416

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The Study of Denitrification Rate and N₂O Release Rate in Shuangtaizi Estuary Wetland

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The denitrification and its influencing factors were studied in reed, suaeda heteroptera and reed degraded wetland. PDR were similar in reed and suaeda heteroptera wetland; primary influencing factors were temperature, nitrate and TOC. pN₂O, N₂O/ (N₂O + N₂) were less in reed wetland than that in suaeda heteroptera wetland; significant influencing factor was ORP. Compared with the reed wetland, the PDR in reed degraded wetland had significantly reduced, whose limiting factor was TOC concentration in soil; the ration of N₂O/ (N₂O + N₂) had increased and the pN₂O had no obvious change in reed degraded wetland.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 665)

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Xiao Sha Liu*, Jie Bai, Jia Jun Sun, Rui Hou, Yang Guo Zhao

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Denitrification Product, Denitrification Rate, Environmental Factor, N₂O Release Rate

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