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Figure 1.

Seasonal changes in different types of nitrogen in the groundwater of agricultural areas of Xinchang village.

Water quality grades are defined in Table 1. (a) total N; (b) nitrate nitrogen; (c) ammonia nitrogen; (d) nitrite nitrogen.

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Table 1.

Classification standard for groundwater quality in China based on nitrogen levels. [18]

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Figure 2.

Seasonal changes in different types of nitrogen in the groundwater of residential areas of Xinchang village.

Water quality grades are defined in Table 1. (a) total N; (b) nitrate nitrogen; (c) ammonia nitrogen; (d) nitrite nitrogen.

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Figure 3.

Relationships between the four types of nitrogen and rainfall.

(a, b) agricultural areas; (c, d) residential areas.

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Figure 4.

Noncarcinogenic dermal risk values for different types of nitrogen in the groundwater.

(a, b, c) agricultural areas; (d, e, f) residential areas.

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Figure 5.

Noncarcinogenic oral risk values for different types of nitrogen in the groundwater.

(a, b, c) agricultural areas; (d, e, f) residential areas.

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Figure 6.

Location of the study area and sample points.

17 wells with red dot are in agricultural areas and 12 wells with blue dot are in residential areas.

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