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Quantitative source apportionment of deep nitrate in a typical black soil critical zone: Vertical partitioning and legacy effects in Northeast China

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杨顺华 (Shunhua Yang)
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Yue Dong
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Yonghui Shi
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Huayong Wu
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Xiaodong Song *
张甘霖 (Gan‐Lin Zhang)
DOI:10.1016/j.agee.2025.109986delete
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• Dual isotopes quantitatively decode stratification mechanisms of nitrate sources throughout a black soil critical zone. • Soil organic nitrogen dominant (53.5 %∼61.3 %) nitrate source across all depths. • Ammonium fertilizers exhibited depth-dependent contributions. • Atmospheric deposition contributed minimally (<4 %).

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Agriculture Ecosystems and Environment
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Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences
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