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Soils, plant nutrition and nutrient management (2009)

Manjula Nathan

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Soil as a medium for plant growth can be described as a complex natural material derived from weathering of rocks and decomposition of organic materials, which provide nutrients, moisture and anchorage for plants.

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Soil as a medium for plant growth can be described as a complex natural material derived from weathering of rocks and decomposition of organic materials, which provide nutrients, moisture and anchorage for plants.

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Soil as a medium for plant growth can be described as a complex natural material derived from weathering of rocks and decomposition of organic materials, which provide nutrients, moisture and anchorage for plants.

Key concepts: Soil water, Nutrient, Environmental science, Nutrient management, Agronomy, Biology, Ecology, Soil science

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