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What are the results of a sudden influx of excess nitrogen in to an ecosystem?
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What are the results of a sudden influx of excess nitrogen in to an ecosystem?

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The result would be an increased atmospheric concentration, which alters the distribution or abundance of species. Leached phosphorus can then lead to algal blooms and that clogs the aquatic ecosystem.
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