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Where does Earth’s nitrogen go? Two atoms offer a clue

News - public release Created on 08 Oct 2026 University of California, Los Angeles

A group of biogeochemists have shown that a rare form of the gas can act as a fingerprint for microbial nitrogen conversion.

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