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Plants absorb nitrogen from soils as NO3-, NH4+ and to a much lesser extent, NO2-. That's nitrate, ammonium and nitrite, respectively.
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How does farming remove nitrogen from soil?
Farming can remove nitrogen (N) from soil in two ways:plant (crop) uptake, anderosion.Since N is an important plant nutrient, plants will remove it from the soil and incorporate the N into parts of the plant. When plant parts are harvested, that N is being removed from the soil. Plant parts that are left in the field will return a lot of the N contained in those parts to the soil.In most soils, N will be found at highest concentrations near the surface, in soil organic matter. Many farming practices increase the rate of erosion, and it is those surface horizons high in N that will be lost first.
How do you conserve soil in hilly areas?
plant more n more trees .terrace farming.contour farmingshelter belts.
Will no soil kill the plant?
yes because a plant need soil but not a that much soil
What are the white things in soil?
soil in the ground: usually maggots Plant soil from store: plant food
What does a plant get from the empty space in the soil?
a plant will get air from the empty space in the soil
What are the two jobs of the root?
Their job is to anchor the plant in the ground firmly and absord mineral nutrients from the soil around the plant.
How do plants contribute to soil?
they absord the minerals and nutrients from the soil, which leaves it weak- i think
What A function of chloroplasts in plant cells is to?
absord sunlight
A function of chloroplasts in plant cells is to?
absord sunlight
How do plants contribute to erosion?
they absord the minerals and nutrients from the soil, which leaves it weak- i think
How does farming remove nitrogen from soil?
Farming can remove nitrogen (N) from soil in two ways:plant (crop) uptake, anderosion.Since N is an important plant nutrient, plants will remove it from the soil and incorporate the N into parts of the plant. When plant parts are harvested, that N is being removed from the soil. Plant parts that are left in the field will return a lot of the N contained in those parts to the soil.In most soils, N will be found at highest concentrations near the surface, in soil organic matter. Many farming practices increase the rate of erosion, and it is those surface horizons high in N that will be lost first.
What dose a coconut tree eat?
soil bc it is a plant it needs water n sunlight
How do you conserve soil in hilly areas?
plant more n more trees .terrace farming.contour farmingshelter belts.
How an average of zero gravity affects hydroponic plant growth?
as there will be zero gravity therefore the roots will not get dug inside the soil n the direction of plant will be upwards
Will no soil kill the plant?
yes because a plant need soil but not a that much soil
Where do the nutrients in soil mainly come from?
Some plant nutrients originally come from soil minerals, including Ca, K, Mg, Fe, Mn, P and others. Other nutrients come from organic matter, including N, P and S. In addition, N is taken directly from the soil air by some bacteria that live in the roots of some plants. This N is used by the plant, and it becomes available to other plants when the plant dies and plant residues decompose. In most agricultural soils, more nutrients are added in the form of chemical and organic fertilizers.
Is soil a plant?
no, its not a plant
