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Plant and Soil, 1995
Alley cropping is being widely tested in the tropics for its potential to sustain adequate food production with low agricultural inputs, while conserving the resource base. Fast growth and N yield of most trees used as hedgerows in alley cropping is due greatly to their ability to fix N2 symbiotically with Rhizobium.
Vanlauwe, B. +2 more
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Alley cropping is being widely tested in the tropics for its potential to sustain adequate food production with low agricultural inputs, while conserving the resource base. Fast growth and N yield of most trees used as hedgerows in alley cropping is due greatly to their ability to fix N2 symbiotically with Rhizobium.
Vanlauwe, B. +2 more
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Influence of urea on biological N2 fixation and N transfer from Azolla intercropped with rice
Plant and Soil, 2003The N2 fixed by Azolla before and after urea application during the rice cycle, the mineralisation of Azolla-N as well as its availability to rice was studied in two greenhouse experiments conducted in 1996 and 1997 and in June 1998 in Goettingen (Germany).
Madiama Cissé, Paul L. G. Vlek
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Science of The Total Environment, 2018
A study was undertaken to test the effects of molybdenum (Mo) and phosphorus (P) amendments on biological nitrogen (N) fixation (BNF) by boreal forest moss-associated cyanobacteria. Feather moss (Pleurozium schreberi) samples were collected on five sites, on two dates and at different roadside distances (0-100m) corresponding to an assumed gradient of ...
Scott, Dalton L. +6 more
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A study was undertaken to test the effects of molybdenum (Mo) and phosphorus (P) amendments on biological nitrogen (N) fixation (BNF) by boreal forest moss-associated cyanobacteria. Feather moss (Pleurozium schreberi) samples were collected on five sites, on two dates and at different roadside distances (0-100m) corresponding to an assumed gradient of ...
Scott, Dalton L. +6 more
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Plant and Soil, 2020
This study was performed to determine if the contribution of biological N2 fixation (BNF) associated with Brazilian sugarcane cultivars could be increased by the inoculation with N2-fixing bacteria. The field experiment was planted with two sugarcane cultivars, inoculated or not, with five N2-fixing bacteria.
Doãn Sperandio Martins +7 more
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This study was performed to determine if the contribution of biological N2 fixation (BNF) associated with Brazilian sugarcane cultivars could be increased by the inoculation with N2-fixing bacteria. The field experiment was planted with two sugarcane cultivars, inoculated or not, with five N2-fixing bacteria.
Doãn Sperandio Martins +7 more
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2015
Biological nitrogen fixation is now widely acknowledged as the dominant source of new nitrogen for oligotrophic pelagic marine ecosystems with minor though significant contributions from riverine and atmospheric inputs (Capone et al., 1997; Karl et al., 2002; Codispoti et al., 2007).
Fonseca Pereira Batista, Debany +2 more
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Biological nitrogen fixation is now widely acknowledged as the dominant source of new nitrogen for oligotrophic pelagic marine ecosystems with minor though significant contributions from riverine and atmospheric inputs (Capone et al., 1997; Karl et al., 2002; Codispoti et al., 2007).
Fonseca Pereira Batista, Debany +2 more
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Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 1985
Acetylene reducing (N2-fixing) Entero-bacteriaceae have been isolated from activated sludge plants treating waste from the paper and food industries (103 to 106 cells per ml) and from composting plants handling forest waste (105 to 106 cells per g wet weight).
Alasdair H. Neilson, Ann-Sofie Allard
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Acetylene reducing (N2-fixing) Entero-bacteriaceae have been isolated from activated sludge plants treating waste from the paper and food industries (103 to 106 cells per ml) and from composting plants handling forest waste (105 to 106 cells per g wet weight).
Alasdair H. Neilson, Ann-Sofie Allard
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2005
There is little information in the literature to refute or support our findings. It is commonly accepted that tropical moist forests and the soil on which they grow accumulate large quantities of N during their growing stage, reaching steady state nutrient cycles upon maturation.
L’ubica Paparcíková +2 more
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There is little information in the literature to refute or support our findings. It is commonly accepted that tropical moist forests and the soil on which they grow accumulate large quantities of N during their growing stage, reaching steady state nutrient cycles upon maturation.
L’ubica Paparcíková +2 more
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Can we understand and predict the regulation of biological N2 fixation in grassland ecosystems?
Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems, 2009We discuss results from controlled environment studies including mesocosms, grazing experiments and long term field experiments which show how biological N-2 fixation in legume based systems is tightly coupled to the N demand at scales ranging from the individual plant to the grassland ecosystem. We further test the consequences of this hypothesis of a
Soussana, Jean-François +1 more
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Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 1997
Abstract A study was conducted (a) to determine the biological N 2 -fixation (BNF) by three tropical pasture legumes ( Centrosema pubescens, Stylosanthes hamata and Pueraria phaseoloides ) grown in monoculture and associated with the grass Brachiaria humidicola ; and (b) to assess the potential transfer of fixed N from the legume to the companion ...
Jose L. Gil +2 more
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Abstract A study was conducted (a) to determine the biological N 2 -fixation (BNF) by three tropical pasture legumes ( Centrosema pubescens, Stylosanthes hamata and Pueraria phaseoloides ) grown in monoculture and associated with the grass Brachiaria humidicola ; and (b) to assess the potential transfer of fixed N from the legume to the companion ...
Jose L. Gil +2 more
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Chemischer Informationsdienst, 1974
AbstractDie Reaktion einer THF‐Suspension der ′SN‐markierten Mo‐N,‐Koordinationsverbindung (I) und dem Fe‐Cluster (IIa) in Gegenwart des Na‐Salzes von Fluoranthen als Reduktionsmittel liefert ′5NH3.
E. E. VAN TAMELEN +2 more
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AbstractDie Reaktion einer THF‐Suspension der ′SN‐markierten Mo‐N,‐Koordinationsverbindung (I) und dem Fe‐Cluster (IIa) in Gegenwart des Na‐Salzes von Fluoranthen als Reduktionsmittel liefert ′5NH3.
E. E. VAN TAMELEN +2 more
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