Slayden Jordan M Source Confirmed

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Slayden Jordan M's research investigates greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural systems, with a specific focus on rice production. Their work examines the impact of nitrogen fertilizer application timing on nitrous oxide emissions in simulated furrow-irrigated rice grown in greenhouse conditions. Jordan M has also explored the role of the plant itself in contributing to greenhouse gas emissions within these systems. Further studies have delved into the diurnal variations of trace gas fluxes during the vegetative lag phase of furrow-irrigated rice production. Jordan M has collaborated with Diego Della Lunga on three shared publications, indicating an active research network within the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.

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• h-index: 3
• Publications: 5
• Citations: 28