Nitrogen fixation by legumes in the tropics
D. R. Bouldin, S. K. Mughogho, D.J. Lathwel, T. W. Scott
Abstract
D. R. Bouldin, S. K. Mughogho, D.J. Lathwel, T. W. Scott
Abstract
Cultivated plants continuously require nitrogen. This nitrogen is ordinarily supplied by mineralization of native soil nitrogen, but in sometimes supplemented by fertilizer nitrogen in the case of non-legumes or by these two sources plus dinitrogen fixation in the case of legumes...
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Cultivated plants continuously require nitrogen. This nitrogen is ordinarily supplied by mineralization of native soil nitrogen, but in sometimes supplemented by fertilizer nitrogen in the case of non-legumes or by these two sources plus dinitrogen fixation in the case of legumes...
Key concepts: Nitrogen fixation, Nitrogen, Tropics, Mineralization (soil science), Agronomy, Nitrogen cycle, Environmental science, Fertilizer