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Redfield ratio organic matter

The ratio of O2 consumed to NO3 produced during oxidation. The ratio of O2 consumed to organic C oxidized. The C N ratio in the decomposing organic matter. Redfield et a/. (1963). Anderson (1995). Hedges era/. (2002). Anderson and Sarmiento (1994). [Pg.3513]

Table 2 Stoichiometric organic matter oxidation reactions. Redfield ratios for x, y, and z are 106, 16, 1.

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