Protein synthesis

Conversion from organic to inorganic

High surface area is equivalent to high soil holding capacity

Also called as nutrient mining

Major components of organic compound

Conversion from inorganic materials back to organic

The rate of replenishment of the nutrients in the soil solution as they are absorbed by plant roots

Is a term which describes in a general way the relative ease in which a nutrient element is supplied by the soil to the plant

Stomatal movements; osmotic potential in plant cells

Capacity to sustain plant life with required nutrients

Reduction of NO3 into gaseous forms of Nitrogen

Movement of nutrients from higher to lower concentration

The ability of the soil to replenish the ions in the soil solution as they are absorbed by the root

Used by fertiliser companies to manufacture most nitrogen carriers

How many essential elements

Key role in ATP reactions or energy transformation

Conversion from NH4 to NH3 or ammonium to ammonia

Mechanisms by Which nutrients are made available to plant roots

A process wherein there is an intimate contact with soil surfaces so that ions are exchange directly between the soil particles and the root surface

Soil Fertility is edapological approach

Denitrification caused by what kinds of bacteria

The nutrients are absorbed by the roots as they ramify through the soil

These 2 micronutrients involves in nitrogen cycle

Most abundant minerals containing Al, O and Si

Phosphorus comes from apatite minerals

Ammonium ion to nitrite will become nitrogen gas

The process of which running water on the soil surface, wind, ice or other agents transport soil from one place to another

The concentration of the nutrients in the soil solution

When the nutrients dissolved in soil water is transported to the root surface