Soil Science
Do lentils fix nitrogen?
Yes, lentils are legumes that fix nitrogen from the atmosphere into the soil. This process is carried out by rhizobia bacteria living in nodules on their…
Soil Science
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Soil Science
What is the main source of nitrogen in soil?
The main source of nitrogen in soil is the decomposition of organic matter, primarily from dead plants and animals. Microorganisms break down these materials, releasing nitrogen…
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