… to create chlorine gas, mustard gas and phosgene, … nature of ‘reactive nitrogen’ – as nitrogen freed from its … systems. Simultaneously reducing nitrogen oxide emissions and ammonia … agriculture and reducing excessive nitrogen application,” said Kaveh Zahedi …

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… responds readily to synthetic-nitrogen application. Despite the free … direct leaching from synthetic-nitrogen. However, when applied … synthetic-nitrogen use will not cut the mustard. Field … trials have shown that for a given fertiliser-nitrogen …

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… this Brassica member. Brassica – specifically mustard – cover crops are known for … well-suited to capture soil nitrogen (N) remaining after crop … called ‘isothiocyanate.’ These isothiocyanates give mustard its biofumigation power.” Isothiocyanates give …

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