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Nitrification Inhibitors, Leaching, and Time of Nitrogen Application for Corn
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Nitrification inhibitors have minimal impact on microbial and Collembola communities in Danish arable soil
… the targeted and non-target impacts of nitrification inhibitors (NIs) on the soil microbial and collembola communities in arable soils under a spring barley cultivation system. By assessing soils where inhibitors were repeatedly applied alongside fertilizers, we evaluated the short-term …
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Effect of Liquid Manure on Corn and Soybean Growth, Nitrogen Uptake, and Yields
… and 1984 to evaluate the effects of manure rate, nitrification inhibitors, methods of manure application, and supplemental inorganic N on corn and soybean growth, N uptake, and yield.
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Corn Production, Inorganic Nitrogen Distribution, and Soil Chemical Transformations Associated With Liquid Beef Manure Application Methods
… of liquid beef manure application methods and nitrification inhibitors on corn (Zea mays L.) yield, plant N concentrations, and soil chemical transformations. Manure was knife (vertical) injected, sweep (horizontal) injected, and broadcast (with immediate incorporation) at 28 050 to 42 075 L …
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Nitrogen Behavior and Uptake by Corn as Affected by Time of Application, Nitrapyrin, and Supplemental Winter Heat
… along with the presence or absence of chemical nitrification inhibitors such as nitrapyrin, largely determine the amount of N lost from the soil. Field studies were conducted at Urbana, Illinois, to evaluate the effects of supplemental winter heat and nitrapyrin applied with fall and spring …
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The potential effectiveness of eco-n nitrification inhibitor in reducing nitrification rates in a range of key New Zealand dairy pasture soils: A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Agricultural Science with Honours
… human health. Recent research has focussed on nitrification inhibitors as an on-farm mitigation tool to reduce nitrate leaching. This study looks at the potential effectiveness of the nitrification inhibitor eco-n at reducing nitrification rates in six different soil types from key dairying …
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Nitrification of Landfill Leachate by Biofilm Columns
… most cases the COD and BOD are treated, and then nitrification is performed in a separate sophisticated ex situ system. The additional costs of these systems can be very high. The use of a readily available media for in situ nitrification should be considered a prime objective to avoid extra …
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Integrated Modeling of Agricultural Reactive Nitrogen in the United States: Emissions, Impacts, and Mitigation Strategies
… two mitigation strategies: carbon amendments and nitrification inhibitors (NIs). This study revealed that the Nr emissions are highest in regions with intensive fertilizer use. NH3 is the most damaging, especially in densely populated regions. Impacts of carbon amendments on Nr emissions would …
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DEFATTED SEED CAKES RECOVERY TO INCREASE BIOFUEL PRODUCTION SUSTAINABILITY FROM SECOND-GENERATION OIL-CROPS
… biogas production, digestate fertilisation, and nitrification inhibitors resulted in an 81% GHG reduction. The second step focused on the valorisation of DSCs from C. sativa, Brassica carinata, and Brassica juncea as animal feed. An in-depth chemical characterization, followed by a literature …
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An Investigation of the Feasibility of Nitrification and Denitrification of a Complex Industrial Wastewater with High Seasonal Temperatures
… and which was originally believed to contain nitrification inhibitors; and fully aerobic treatment of the primary effluent of HRWTF at high temperatures (of approximately 40 to 45oC) with an activated sludge gradually acclimated to such temperatures over the course of two months. At the end of …
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Stream microbial communities along an agricultural gradient
… as ammonia, which is transformed through nitrification into nitrate by prokaryotes that produce the ammonia monooxygenase enzyme (AMO). The Latah Creek watershed in WA State (USA) drains approximately 1178 km², of which half is agricultural. Because the tributary streams reside in …