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Nitrate Nitrogen Sources in Spring Waters in Azumino and Matsumoto

M. Kitabayashi, H. Toda Faculty of Science, Shinshu University

60 20

mgN/L

0.2 0.3 mgN/L

10

2009 8 9 15 4

18

2.3 mgN/L n=15, sd=2.0 2.5 mgN/L

n=18 sd=0.8 0.2 mgN/L n=4, sd=0.0315N +5.3 n=15, sd=0.7 +6.5 n=18, sd=0.9

53.9% n=15, sd=6.0 32.3% n=15, sd=4.0 13.8% n=15, sd=8.6

51.9% n=18, sd=5.7 39.2% n=18, sd=5.3 8.9%

n=18, sd=4.4

60

20

10 mgN/L

mgN/L

0.2 0.3 mgN/L

2006

10

Keywords: spring water, nitrate nitrogen, nitrogen stable isotope ratio, Azumino, Matsumoto

(原著論文)                             信州大学環境科学年報 33号(2011)

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14N 15N

Macko and Ostrom, 1994

2009 7 8

15

4

18 EC

1L 5L

Whatman GF/C

DIONEX DX-120

15N

Thermo

Fisher Scientific Flush EA 1112

Thermo Fisher Scientific Delta V Advantage15N=

0.2 15N

15N( ) (R /R 1) 1000

R 15N/14N

(1995)

W X Y Z

aW bX cY dZ

W mgN/L

X mgN/L

Y

mgN/L

Z mgN/L

a 15N ( )

b 15N ( )

c15N ( )

d 15N ( )

W a Z d

b c

200715N -0.6

0.8 +17.2 4.2

X/W Y/W

2008

95.5% 0.6%

2.9% 99.0%

83.8%

3.2% 4.9%

91.8% 2009

Y

0.2

mgN/L n=4, sd=0.03

0.6

7.0 mgN/L 2.3 mgN/L n=15, sd=2.0

0.9 3.7 mgN/L 2.5

mgN/L n=18, sd=0.8

t-test,

P>0.05

mgN/L

0.2

n=4 sd=0.03

-0.3

(n=4 sd=1.1)

2.3

n=15 sd=2.0

+5.3

(n=15 sd=0.7)

2.5

n=18 sd=0.8

+6.5

(n=18 sd=0.9)

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0.3 mgN/L

15N -0.9

+1.3 -0.3 n=4, sd=1.1

15N +4.2 +6.6 +5.3 n=15

sd=0.715N +4.0 +8.7

+6.5 n=18, sd=0.9 15N

t-test, P>0.05

44.5

63.0% 53.9%, n=15, sd=6.0 25.5

40.6% 32.3%, n=15, sd=4.0 2.7

30.0% 13.8%, n=15, sd=8.6

34.9

58.7% 51.9%, n=18, sd=5.7 24.9

51.6% 39.2%, n=18, sd=5.3 5.1 21.2%

8.9%, n=18, sd=4.4

mgN/L

0.2 0.3 mgN/L

10

400m

2003

56.3%

11.5% 10.7% 9.4%

46.2% 20.4%

12.0% 9.1%

1999 2007

50% 1995

1999

90%

52 54 %

32 39 % 9 14 %

5 10 mgN/L

54 61 %

32 40 %

2007

2007

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2.3 mgN/L n=15 sd=2.0

2.5 mgN/L n=18 sd=0.8

0.2 mgN/L, n=4, sd=0.03

15N

+5.3 n=15, sd=0.7

+6.5 n=18, sd=0.9

52 54 %

32 39 % 9 14 %

21 ISO

1999

11 58-59pp

2007

19 54-55pp

37

(11), 5-9.

2003

45(2), 145-168.

70(2), 207-213.

J. J.-L. 2006

256pp.

Macko, S. A. and N. E. Ostrom (1994) Pollution studies

using stable isotopes. In: K. Lajtha and R. H. Michener

(Editors), Stable Isotopes in Ecology and Environmental

Science, Blackwell Scientific, Oxford, pp. 45-62.

2009

20

199515N

66(5), 544-551.

2007

69pp.

2006

36(3),

117-122.

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(原稿受付 2011.3.14)


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