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An experiment has also been made which includes emissions of sulphur dioxide and thus the formation of aerosols.
Specific examples would be reducing emissions of sulphur dioxide or reducing concentrations of lead in air or water.
The effect of sulphur application on the efficiency of nitrogen use in two contrasting grassland soils.
During that time period, the ammonium loss from sulphur-coated urea was significantly greater than that measured from the composted dairy manure.
There are, for example, chapters covering plant growth promoting bacteria, sulphur- and iron-oxidizing bacteria, plant pathogens and mycorrhizal fungi.
In particular, sulphur emissions fell sharply in the 1980s rather than rising as predicted.
The confusion in terminology was just as evident here since what chemists normally called sulphur, or common sulphur, was a mineral body.
The sulphur-containing amino acids, cysteine and methionine, were not detected.
Their clothing and baggage were simultaneously disinfected (initially by sulphur fumigation; from 1900 by high-pressure steam).
With the exception of sulphur, the floodplain displayed the lowest concentrations of micronutrients (not shown).
An orchard stood to the side of the house until it was covered by a sulphur factory.
Treatments include ammonium nitrate (closed circles), sulphur-coated urea (open circles), composted dairy manure (closed triangles), and poultry litter (open triangles).
Like sulphur-coated urea, composted dairy manure and poultry litter are considered slow release fertilizers.
The declining trend in sulphur dioxide emissions: implications for allowance prices.
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