REPLENISHMENT OF NUTRIENTS IN THE SOIL
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Plants use the mineral nutrients, especially nitrogen,
present in the soil for their growth. As a result, there is
a depletion of nitrogen in the soil over a period of time.
Manures and fertilizers are used to replenish the nutrients
Roots of plants such as pea contain
in the soil. Besides nitrogen, they also contain potassium bacteria called Rhizobium. Rhizobium
and phosphorus needed by plants for healthy growth. converts atmospheric nitrogen into
usable forms, e.g., ammonia. The
The symbiotic association
plant in turn provides nutrients for
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of Rhizobium and
the bacteria's growth.
Depletion Reduction
leguminous plants, such as the pea plant, is a natural way of
Replenish To fill up again
replenishing the soil with nitrogen. So, sometimes farmers
grow leguminous plants alternately with other crops to
SHEHERE DOENSTANO restore the nitrogen content of the soil.
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