explain how other bacteria can reduce the availability of nitrate ions to plants
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-Leaf decomposition by bacteria ensures the release of nitrate ions into the soil.
-However, nitrogen is too unreactive to be used directly by plants to make protein. It must be converted into soluble ions, such as nitrates. ... The Haber process converts nitrogen gas into ammonia for use in fertilisers. Nitrifying bacteria in the soil can convert ammonium ions into nitrates. hi
-However, nitrogen is too unreactive to be used directly by plants to make protein. It must be converted into soluble ions, such as nitrates. ... The Haber process converts nitrogen gas into ammonia for use in fertilisers. Nitrifying bacteria in the soil can convert ammonium ions into nitrates. hi
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