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Varying stable nitrogen isotope ratios of different coastal marsh plants and their relationships with wastewater nitrogen and land use in New England, USA
Author(s): C. Wigand, R. A. McKinney, M. L. Cole, G. B. Thursby and J. Cummings
Month: Aug
Year: 2007
Publication Type: Article
Journal: Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
Volume: 131
Issue: 1-3
Pages: 71-81
Article Topic(s): Disturbance, Nutrients, Restoration, Water
Research Setting(s): Coastal,Wetland
Species Referenced: Iva frutescens (Jesuit's bark),
Abstract
Investigates whether stable isotype ratios in marsh plants can serve as indicators of increased nitrogen from wastewater. For most species, including Iva frutescens, there was a significant relationship between delta N-15 and increasing wastewater nitrogen. The delta N-15 of Iva frutescens seems to be an indicator of local inputs near the upland border.Suggested Citation
C. Wigand, R. A. McKinney, M. L. Cole, G. B. Thursby and J. Cummings. "Varying stable nitrogen isotope ratios of different coastal marsh plants and their relationships with wastewater nitrogen and land use in New England, USA." Environmental Monitoring and Assessment 131.1-3 (2007): 71-81.Go back