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Indicator protocols: Total nitrogen + flow leaving a sub-catchment or whole catchment
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Nitrogen is an essential element required by animals and plants. However, high levels of nitrogen can also be an important contributor to eutrophication - especially in estuarine and marine waterways. Symptoms of eutrophication may include algal blooms and seagrass decline.
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