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The role of surface water-groundwater mixing in regulating nitrogen hotspot distribution and nitrate fate
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• Hyporheic mixing and mixing triggered biogeochemical processes in a laboratory flume were simulated. • The spatial characteristics in mixing zone and nitrogen transformation hotpots were identified. • Nitrification and DNRA occurring in the upstream portions of mixing zone hinder groundwater nitrogen removal.
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Hyporheic zones
Surface water-groundwater interaction
Mixing-dependent reactions
Biogeochemical cycling
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