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Journal of Environmental Quality|December 5, 2018

Can Incorporating Brassica Tissues into Soil Reduce Nitrification Rates and Nitrous Oxide Emissions?S F Balvert, J Luo, L A Schipper

The Science of the Total Environment|June 21, 2017

Do glucosinolate hydrolysis products reduce nitrous oxide emissions from urine affected soil?S F Balvert, J Luo, L A Schipper

The Science of the Total Environment|August 31, 2017

Using alternative forage species to reduce emissions of the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide from cattle urine deposited onto soilJ Luo, S F Balvert, B Wise, et al.

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Journal of Environmental Quality|December 5, 2018

Can Incorporating Brassica Tissues into Soil Reduce Nitrification Rates and Nitrous Oxide Emissions?S F Balvert, J Luo, L A Schipper

The Science of the Total Environment|June 21, 2017

Do glucosinolate hydrolysis products reduce nitrous oxide emissions from urine affected soil?S F Balvert, J Luo, L A Schipper

The Science of the Total Environment|August 31, 2017

Using alternative forage species to reduce emissions of the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide from cattle urine deposited onto soilJ Luo, S F Balvert, B Wise, et al.

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