Transport of Nitrate in the Mississippi River in July-August 1999
by Coupe RH et al.
[W]ater samples and flow...about 2,250 river kilometers...>80% of the NO3-...originated in the first 500 river kilometers...not lost from the water column...stable isotope ratios... consistent with [no] fractionating gains or losses...no evidence of gains or losses of N2 by nitrogen fixation or denitrification...>90% of the NO3-... transported to...Gulf of Mexico.
by Prabha et al.
...effect of biochar on...grain yield of rice plants (Oryza sativa L.)...compared to organic amendments...carbon sequestra-tion...were found to be greater with biochar. The role of biochar as a green viable carbon negation option is supported by the study...
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Seventeenth Humic Science & Technology Conference
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March 12 - March 14, 2014
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