The impact of nitrogen fertilizer on the aquatic environment in the Upper Tondano watershed, North Sulawesi Province

Nitrogen fertilization is needed as a source of nitrogen in the growing plants. Nitrogen in the environment will undergo a transformation in the form of compounds such as nitrate (NO3−) and nitrite (NO2−). The transformation from nitrogen to nitrate, nitrite, will have a negative impact on the aquat...

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Nitrates
Nitrogen
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Sampling methods
Water quality
Water temperature
Watersheds
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