A study conducted at the University of Minnesota in Crookston focused on nitrogen cycling and its impact on crops.
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Updated May 26
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A study conducted at the University of Minnesota in Crookston focused on nitrogen cycling and its impact on crops.
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UMN Crookston research examined how nitrogen cycling affects crop health.1 source
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The entities involved
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University of Minnesota
public research university in Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
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nitrogen
chemical element, symbol N and atomic number 7; most abundant element in Earth atmosphere
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Crookston
city in Minnesota, United States
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