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DON
(redirected from Dissolved Organic Nitrogen)

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DONDonald
DONDepartment Of the Navy
DONDonation
DONDonnerstag (German: Thursday)
DoNDead of Night (gaming clans)
DONDirector Of Nursing
DONDepartment of Navy
DONDeoxynivalenol
DONDissolved Organic Nitrogen
DONDescription of Need
DONDelivery Order Number
DONDocument Order Number
DONDelo Osobennogo Nablyudeniya (Russian: special surveillance file; KGB slang)
DONDe Origin Noble (of Noble Origin; title of address)


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The algae use the iron to produce an enzyme that fixes nitrogen; that is, these algae convert nitrogen gas--which is not biologically usable--into the dissolved organic nitrogen compounds on which they and other aquatic life depend.
Rain of foreign dust fuels red tides by J.R. / Science News
They find that litter containing large amounts of polyphenols also has a high ratio of dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) to inorganic nitrogen, the form used by most plants.
Trees hog nitrogen to survive on tough turf by Adler, Tina / Science News
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