Fig. 4: Nitrogen stock in boreal peat reserves and deposition in the region of the bloom (longitude: 128–155°E; latitude: 75–85°N).
From: Wildfire aerosol deposition likely amplified a summertime Arctic phytoplankton bloom
Stocks and spatial distribution of nitrogen contained in boreal peat reserves (a) and 2014 wildfire locations (a; teal dots). Time series of the estimated magnitude of nitrogen wet and dry deposition integrated over the region (128–155°E, 75–85°N) from CESM simulations (b). Uncertainty in deposition fluxes is estimated from missing peat burning emissions and the fire inventory uncertainties (factor of 2–5). Values given in Table 1 are the integrated deposition fluxes as shown here. Nitrogen in peat from Hugelius et al. (2020)46. Wildfire locations from MODIS where burnt area was > 0 in July and August 2014.
