Social Sciences, asked by IBRAHIM7070, 5 months ago

What would happen to plants if nitrogen is absent in the soil.

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Answered by MOHABBAT676

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Answer:

there will be no growth

Answered by akaashSS

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Answer:

Soil erosion occurs and we will be not able to plant plants.

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