How does Nitrogen gets fixed to the soil due to lightning?
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by nitrogen fixation nitrogen gets fixed due to lightning.
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Lightning has a tremendous energy in it.
The nitrogen molecules breaks into smaller atoms and combine with air especially O₂ (oxygen) to form respective oxides mainly nitrogen oxide.
Rain dissolves these molecules, thus bringing them on earth.
And this is how nitrogen gets fixed in the soil due to lightning.
The nitrogen molecules breaks into smaller atoms and combine with air especially O₂ (oxygen) to form respective oxides mainly nitrogen oxide.
Rain dissolves these molecules, thus bringing them on earth.
And this is how nitrogen gets fixed in the soil due to lightning.
Anonymous:
rhizobium and acetobacteria seen in plants like pea etc can increase nitrogen level of soil
Yeah correct :)
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