Abstract
This paper studies the composition and spatial distribution of the atmospheric deposition of mineral nitrogen (Nmin) in forest ecosystems of Moscow, Vologda, and Kostroma regions. The composition of Nmin depositions was shown to be affected by the nature of emissions and specialization of industrial enterprises, as well as the proximity of large highways. It was ascertained that forest stands significantly increased the concentration of Nmin (ammonium and nitrate) in snowmelt. It was shown that the atmospheric depositions of Nmin were not correlated with the distribution of nitrophilous species in the ground cover of the forests studied.
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