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Subtropical forests receive increasing amounts of atmogenic nitrogen (N), both as ammonium (NH4+) and nitrate (NO3−). Previous long-term studies indicate efficient turnover of atmogenic NH4+ to NO3− in weathered, acidic soils of the subtropics, leading to excessive NO3− leaching. To clarify the mechanism governing the fate of atmogenic inputs in these soils, we conducted an in situ 15N tracing experiment...
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