KBS LTER scientists featured in National Geographic Magazine about nitrogen fertilizers

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The Kellog Biological Station (KBS) Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) program and scientists Phil Robertson and Sieg Snapp (and her research in Africa) are featured in a National Geographic article about nitrogen. The article will be in the May 2013 print magazine and is available now online on the National Geographic magazine website.

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KBS LTER scientists featured in National Geographic Magazine about nitrogen fertilizers

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