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Discovery Could Decrease Reliance on Nitrogen Fertiliziers
A new discovery could represent the first step in decreasing the amount of nitrogen used by crops and, ultimately, the use of nitrogen fertilizer, which is known to disrupt the water systems where it is found.
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