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Reducing CO2 Loss From Tillage Fingerprinting a Killer—A Nematode Killer, That Is When a farmer tills a field, some carbon dioxide in the soil escapes to the atmosphere. Agricultural Research Service (ARS)
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Document Date: 2004-02-24 15:22:47


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