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ZajÄ c, K; Blodau, C
Biogeosciences, 02/2016, Letnik: 13, Številka: 3Journal Article
Elevated nitrogen (N) deposition changes the retention, transformation, and fluxes of N in ombrotrophic peatlands. To evaluate such effects we applied a .sup.15 N tracer (NH.sub.4 â¯.sup.15 NO.sub.3) at a rate of 2.3â¯gâ¯Nâ¯m.sup.-2 â¯yr.sup.-1 to mesocosms of five European peatlands with differing long-term N deposition rates for a period of 76 days of dry and 90 days of wet conditions. We determined background N content and moss length growth, and recovered the .sup.15 N tracer from the mosses, graminoids, shrubs, the peat, and dissolved N. Background N contents in Sphagnum mosses increased from 5.5 (Degerö Stormyr, deposition < 0.2â¯gâ¯Nâ¯m.sup.-2 â¯yr.sup.-1) up to 12.2â¯mgâ¯g.sup.-1 (Frölichshaier Sattelmoor, 4.7-6.0â¯gâ¯Nâ¯m.sup.-2 â¯yr.sup.-1). In peat from Degerö, nitrate and ammonium concentrations were below 3â¯mgâ¯L.sup.-1, whereas up to 30 (nitrate) and 11â¯mgâ¯L.sup.-1 (ammonium) was found in peat from Frölichshaier Sattelmoor. Sphagnum mosses (down to 5â¯cm below surface) generally intercepted large amounts of .sup.15 N (0.2-0.35 mgâ¯g.sup.-1) and retained the tracer most effectively relative to their biomass. Similar quantities of the .sup.15 N were recovered from the peat, followed by shrubs, graminoids, and the dissolved pool. At the most polluted sites we recovered more .sup.15 N from shrubs (up to 12.4â¯%) and from nitrate and ammonium (up to 0.7â¯%). However, no impact of N deposition on .sup.15 N retention by Sphagnum could be identified and their length growth was highest under high N background deposition. Our experiment suggests that the decline in N retention at levels above ca. 1.5â¯gâ¯m.sup.-2 â¯yr.sup.-1, as expressed by elevated near-surface peat N content and increased dissolved N concentrations, is likely more modest than previously thought. This conclusion is related to the finding that Sphagnum species can apparently thrive at elevated long-term N deposition rates in European peatlands.
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