The diagram illustrate details of coastal city groundwater with present nitrogen sources and concentration level.
In coastal vegetation, due to the rainfall two reaction happens which constitute as nitrogen source in the soil that are nitrogen oxidisation by lighting which causes ammonia degassing. Another reaction is nitrogen fixation by vegetation which causes denitrification in the soil.
In domestic and market gardens, nitrate act as a nitrogen source which is taken by the soil particles due to excess use of fertilizers and discharge of household liquid wastes in soil.
Industrial waste which are discharge in storage tanks and in ponds help in increasing the concentration level of nitrogen in the soil. Similarly, waste disposal in landfill also help in increasing the concentration of nitorgen in the soil.
The concentration of nitrogen in groundwater is directly proportional to colour density and overall, flow of groundwater is in the direction of oceans and this flow takes all these nitrogen sources and excess of nitrogen away from the soil and discharge it on the ocean from were this cycle was started.
The diagram illustrate
details
of coastal city groundwater with present nitrogen
sources
and
concentration
level.
In coastal vegetation, due to the rainfall two reaction happens which constitute as nitrogen
source
in the
soil
that are nitrogen
oxidisation
by lighting which causes ammonia degassing. Another reaction is nitrogen fixation by vegetation which causes denitrification in the soil.
In domestic and market gardens, nitrate act as a nitrogen
source
which
is taken
by the
soil
particles due to excess
use
of fertilizers and discharge of household liquid wastes in soil.
Industrial waste which are discharge in storage tanks and in ponds
help
in increasing the
concentration
level of nitrogen in the
soil
.
Similarly
, waste disposal in landfill
also
help
in increasing the
concentration
of
nitorgen
in the soil.
The
concentration
of nitrogen in groundwater is
directly
proportional to
colour
density and
overall
, flow of groundwater is in the direction of oceans and this flow takes all these nitrogen
sources
and excess of nitrogen away from the
soil
and discharge it on the ocean from were this cycle was
started
.