Chapter 31: Q 22. (page 887)
Why is biological nitrogen fixation an environmentally friendly way of fertilizing plants?
Short Answer
It does not require any artificial mode or any nonrenewable sources.
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Chapter 31: Q 22. (page 887)
Why is biological nitrogen fixation an environmentally friendly way of fertilizing plants?
It does not require any artificial mode or any nonrenewable sources.
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What is the main difference, from an energy point of view, between photosynthesis and biological nitrogen fixation?
Research the life of Jan Babtista van Helmont. What did the van Helmont experiment show?
Soil particles that are 0.1 to 2 mm in diameter are called ________.
a. sand
b. silt
c. clay
d. Loam
What is the main water source for land plants?
a. rain
b. soil
c. biomolecules
d. essential nutrients
Name and briefly explain the factors that affect soil formation.
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