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Journal of Environmental Quality|December 12, 2024
A risk index tool to minimize the risk of nitrogen loss from land to waterR W McDowell, V O Snow, R Tamepo, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|December 9, 2024
Toward a transdisciplinary and unifying definition of legacy phosphorusAmy L Shober, Zachary P Simpson, Helen P Jarvie, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|August 8, 2024
The LTAR Cropland Common Experiment at Central Mississippi River BasinLori J Abendroth, Adam P Schreiner-McGraw, Curtis J Ransom, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|August 10, 2024
Removal of nutrients from aquaculture wastewater using cattail (Typha spp.) constructed wetlandsNicholas C Blandford, Kenton McCorquodale-Bauer, Richard Grosshans, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|August 13, 2024
The LTAR Integrated Common Experiment at Upper Mississippi River Basin-PlattevilleDennis L Busch, Kishan Mahmud, Jane M F Johnson, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|August 10, 2024
The LTAR Grazing Land Common Experiment at the Great BasinPatrick E Clark, Craig D Woodruff, Andrew R Hedrick, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|July 26, 2024
Pig manure degradation and carbon emission: Measuring and modeling combined aerobic-anaerobic transformationsFrederik R Dalby, Sasha D Hafner, Herald W Ambrose, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|July 10, 2024
Soil hydro-physical variables and crop residues determinate runoff, soil loss, and glyphosate and AMPA concentration in the aqueous phase under simulated rainfall eventsDaiana Sainz, Filipe Behrends Kraemer, Patricia Carfagno, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|August 2, 2024
Soil fertilization with microalgae biomass from municipal wastewater treatment causes no additional leaching of dissolved macronutrients and trace elements in a column experimentHarald Weigand, Hermann Velten, Rolf-Alexander Düring, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|July 31, 2024
The LTAR Grazing Land Common Experiment at the Jornada Experimental Range: Old genetics, new precision technologies, and adaptive value chainsSheri Spiegal, Rick Estell, Andres Cibils, et al.Pageof 513