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What is the full form of NPK


eminemrules101: Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium

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Answered by unnati144
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N-- Nitrogen
P-- Phosphorus
K-- Potash
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Answered by mariospartan
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The Full form for NPK:

  • N stands for nitrogen,
  • P stands for phosphorus,
  • K stands for potassium (kalium).

Explanation:

These three compounds usually form the basic components of fertilizer. In small amounts, NPK increases soil fertility. But, in huge consumption, they may be toxic for the plant.

The deficiency of these essential nutrients results in abnormalities mainly in the leaves. Nitrogen favors the growth of the vegetative forms of plants. Potassium usually is in the form of potash.

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