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Low nitrous oxide plants
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<strong>Aim:</strong> Develop  plants and planting strategies that result in reduced emissions from soil
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What does success look like? 
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Low nitrous oxide plants and strategies adopted on farm
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How will&nbsp;we get there? 
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	<li>Understand the differences in nitrification between species,  between  cultivars and between endophyte-grass combinations<br />
	</li>
	<li>Confirm lab results are repeatable in plot and field trials</li>
	<li>Undertake paddock scale trials to quantify effect</li>
	<li>Develop commercial pipeline for new pant breeds to be taken up on farm<br />
	</li>
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Who&#39;s input is needed? 
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Science is needed to identify and understand plant effects on soil processes related to nitrous oxide emissions. 
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Commercial input will be needed, if plant varieties/breeding are agronomically sensible, to gather data to support incorporation into New Zealand farming practice.&nbsp; 
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Commercial input will also be needed if natural nitrous oxide inhibitors are identified to evaluate and breed&nbsp;
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What&#39;s the timeline?&nbsp;&nbsp;
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