Denitrification in Sediments is a microbial-driven biogeochemical process, within the broader class of nitrogen cycling mechanisms, that specifically involves the anaerobic reduction of nitrate or nitrite to gaseous nitrogen species such as nitrous oxide and dinitrogen in aquatic sediment environments.
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