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D. P. Landau,S. P. Lewis,H.-B. SchüttlerDenitrification is a form of anaerobic bacterial respiration during which nitrogen (N) oxides, principally nitrate and nitrite, are reduced sequentially through NO and N.O to N.. The commonly accepted reductive pathway for denitrification is as follows:

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,Soil Denitrification—Significance, Measurement, and Effects of Management,Denitrification is a form of anaerobic bacterial respiration during which nitrogen (N) oxides, principally nitrate and nitrite, are reduced sequentially through NO and N.O to N.. The commonly accepted reductive pathway for denitrification is as follows:

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0176-9340 e scientific information on a subject, assessing its importance and ident- ifying additional research needs. This goal seems even more appropriate today. Much is known about our soil resources. The principles learned and the technology developed need to be used to increase food pro- duction, particu

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D. P. Landau,S. P. Lewis,H.-B. Schüttlerconsiderable attention. There is far less information available concerning possible effects on chemical and biological soil reactions. Our aim, therefore, is to present an overview of the freeze/thaw cycle, placing particular emphasis on factors relating to the less well-documented and understood influences on nutrient availability.

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