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Methanotrophs as a new pathway for Low-Emission Rice
Flooded rice systems are an important source of methane (CH4), with irrigated rice in India estimated to emit approximately 3.97 teragrams of CH4 annually. Reducing CH4 emissions from rice cultivation is therefore an important component of climate-smart agriculture and India’s long-term climate goal
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