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[ad_1] Arabidopsis grows in the Coruzzi Laboratory at the Center for Genomics and Systems Biology at New York University. Credit: New York University Plant scientists have long known that crop yields are proportional to the dose of nitrogen fertilizer, but increased use of fertilizers is costly and environmentally damaging. Until …
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