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A nitrogen budget for the Cape Metropolitan area : is nitrogen enrichment occurring in the soils of remnant patches of lowland fynbos?
Anthropogenic activities create nitrogenous pollutants which threaten the existence of lowland fynbos, comprising 92 Red Data Book species and 14 Cape Flats endemics. A regional Nitrogen budget was constructed through the collation of existing data for the Cape Metropolitan Area. An NOx inventory ha...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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