Not really. A lightning strike only superheats the soil in the area of penetration (and can form a fulgurite). From there, the charges "equalize out" by moving in all directions away from there. Certainly there will be some chemical action in the vicinity of "ground zero" for the bolt, but the chemical action is just about exactly what you'd expect you'd get buy digging up a big shovel full of the dirt from there and sticking it in a furnace for half an hour. Lightning's effect on the ground can usually be detected after a strike, but an increase in the fertility of the soil isn't an effect of the passage of many amps of current through the dirt.
The presence of Nitrogen in the soil increases the soil's fertility.
Atmospheric N2 is not absorbed directly into the soil. The enormous energy of lightning breaks nitrogen molecules and enables their atoms to combine with oxygen in the air forming nitrogen oxides. These dissolve in rain, forming nitrates, that are carried to the soil.
This is called nitrogen fixation. Hence, areas where there is lightning have more nitrogen in their soil and are thus, more fertile.
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actually,you can say a soil is fertile,when nutrients is enough such as nitrogen and potassium...
Fertile soil has helped in the rebuilding efforts in farming activity whereby production is increased.
It is the pattering of rain on the soil that causes worms to come to the surface. Many birds take advantage of that by pecking, tapping the ground to fool them. :)
people live there because these place have fertile soilwhich is suitable for agriculture and farming. Here,soil is rich in minerals ,which is essen tial for a plant' growth. Not only that , volcanic areas have mineral, which are not found in any other place. Earthquake prone areas do have qualities ,similar to the soil of volcanic areas.
The soil is fertile
soil is most fertile soil is when it is wet, and hot.
Thunder glass is a type of glass created by nature. It is created by lightning striking something like quartzose in soil or sand.
On a steep slope where the climate is dry
In country areas that tend to be flat and have fertile soil
One problem is that the most fertile soil is often found in areas with great population density. Another problem with land and soil use is Soil Depletion. A third problem with land and soil use is Desertification.!!! JEFF LUNA
because when a river overflows its banks, it gives the soil rich nutrients and the soil becomes fertile.
deltas are very important agricultural areas. that is because they are a source of fertile soil.
Usually where the soil is relatively level, fairly fertile, and reasonably free of rocks.
it can soil that the soilis fertile
Lack of fertile soil is when an area doesn't have enough fertile soil (soil that can grow plants) to grow plants.
the positive effects of soil ersion is that fresh soil is scattered over dead areas creating fertile lands
Yes, Missouri's soil is fertile