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Forests in the northeastern United States are typically nitrogen (N) poor, but anthropogenic N deposition may begin to overcome this limitation in the coming decades. Concomitant with this change, soil nitrate may increase in systems previously dominated by ammonium, and thus the ability to reduce nitrate may become an increasingly important plant trait. Here we present results from a survey of nitrate...
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