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For Want of Microbes, Soil Processes and Function Could Be Lost T he health of entire ecosystems can depend on tiny soil microbes, which are responsible for most decomposition processes. Veronica Acosta-Martinez has been
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Lubbock / /

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Underground Water Conservation District No. 1 / Cropping Systems Research Laboratory / ARS / /

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Facility

Texas Tech University / Cropping Systems Research Laboratory / /

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Ogallala Aquifer / /

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Livestock Issues Research Unit / Texas Alliance for Water Conservation / ARS Wind Erosion and Water Conservation Unit / USDA / Texas A&M University / Agricultural Research Service’s Wind Erosion and Water Conservation Unit / Texas Tech University / /

Person

STEPHEN AUSMUS / Don Comis / Veronica Acosta-Martinez / Vivien Allen / Gloria Burow / Ron Sorensen / Terry Wheeler / Scot Dowd / Jon Cotton / Dana Porter / Ted Zobeck / Diane Rowland / /

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Position

microbiologist / soil microbiologist / Governor / soil scientist / agricultural engineer / Porter and plant pathologist / biological technician / Microbes Save Water Soil scientist / plant physiologist / /

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Texas / Georgia / /

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West Texas / /

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DNA technology / /

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www.nps.ars.usda.gov / /

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