Spatially robust estimates of biological nitrogen (N) fixation imply substantial human alteration of the tropical N cycle

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New study shows humans have more impact on tropical nitrogen levels

Phys.org, 19 May 2014

A new paper co-written by four University of Montana researchers finds that humans have more than doubled tropical nitrogen…

New study shows humans have more impact on tropical nitrogen levels

Daily News, 19 May 2014

A new paper co-written by four University of Montana researchers finds that humans have additional than doubled tropical…

New research shows humans have more impact on tropical nitrogen levels

EurekAlert!, 19 May 2014

( The University of Montana ) A new paper co-written by four University of Montana researchers finds that humans have more than…

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