Too wet for planting? Let’s talk cover crops. Is it just me, or does it seem like we’re living in the middle of a wetland? It has been common this spring to see farmers skirting around ...

A biological input that mines nitrogen from the atmosphere and delivers this key building block for growth through the leaves ...

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THE direct utilization by higher plants of nitrogen fixed by blue-green algae could play a substantial part in the Earth's nitrogen cycle. That certain species of blue-green algae can fix nitrogen ...

The edited versions boost the activity of a key gene involved in nitrogen fixation, making more of it available to plants. When applied at planting, the bacteria colonize plant roots, delivering ...

A research team has discovered how the 'Shethna protein II' protects the nitrogen-fixing enzyme nitrogenase ... serious problems with the transfer to plants is that nitrogenase is extremely ...

Match Fixing had all the ingredients for a gripping political thriller—an intriguing premise and nuanced themes, but the lack of narrative cohesion and inconsistent execution prevent it from ...

Over the past several decades, efforts to convert greenhouse-gas-emitting power plants to those based on ... of electricity continues to rise, for example, or backers of renewable energy research ...

Atmospheric nitrogen must first be converted, or 'fixed,' into a form that can be used by plants, often as ammonia. There are only two ways of fixing nitrogen, one industrial and one biological.

Atmospheric nitrogen must first be converted, or “fixed,” into a form that can be used by plants, often as ammonia. There are only two ways of fixing nitrogen, one industrial and one biological. To ...

It’s caused by too much nitrogen and too much phosphorus going ... "We have issues with failing wastewater treatment plants that are discharging poor-quality water into the creeks that flow ...