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Nitrogen from animal waste can be stored in bodies of water primarily as **nitrates**.
In aquatic systems, organic nitrogen from animal waste is usually converted by microbial processes into ammonia, which can then be further oxidized to nitrites and nitrates through nitrification. Nitrates are a more stable and less toxic form of nitrogen that can accumulate in water bodies.
In aquatic systems, organic nitrogen from animal waste is usually converted by microbial processes into ammonia, which can then be further oxidized to nitrites and nitrates through nitrification. Nitrates are a more stable and less toxic form of nitrogen that can accumulate in water bodies.
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