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Typhoons and Marine Eutrophication Are Probably the Missing Source of Organic Nitrogen in Ecosystems
Atmospheric nitrogen deposition has a significant impact on both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, and alterations in its level will significantly affect the productivity and stability of an ecosystem.
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