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wthe chemical name of soloble form of nitrogen​

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Nitrate

Nitrate (NO 3 ). This is a negatively charged ion (or anion), and is highly soluble in water. Nitrate is the preferred form of nitrogen nutrition for most species of plants. If nitrate is not assimilated by plants or microorganisms, it is readily leached from soils.

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