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Discovery in legumes could reduce fertilizer use, aid environment: Stanford researchers
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Contact: Louis Bergeron louisb3@stanford.edu 650-725-1944 Stanford University Nitrogen is vital for all plant life, but increasingly the planet is paying a heavy price for the escalating use of nitrogen fertilizer. Excess nitrogen from fertilizer runoff into rivers and lakes causes algal blooms that create oxygen-depleted dead zones…