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"Fertilizers"
Keywords:
phosphate
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dof
,
croplands
,
dap
,
petrochemicals
nitrogen and phosphate-rich chemical compounds that are used to increase the productivity of croplands; fertilizer production usually includes the use and disposal of petrochemicals
epa.gov
DoF Department of Fertilizer DAP Di-Ammonium Phosphate
motilaloswal.com
Keywords:
inorganic
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nutrients
,
soil
,
plant
,
growth
Related Terms:
Fertilizer
,
Fertility
,
Organic fertilizer
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Manure
,
Humus
,
Compost
,
Fertiliser
,
Soil fertility
,
Organic matter
,
Fertilize
,
Soil organic matter
,
Nutrient cycle
,
Soil amendment
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Soil conditioner
,
Compost tea
,
Humification
,
Organic material
,
Composting
,
Earthworm
,
Organic gardening
,
Muck
,
Immobilization
,
Peat
,
Nutrients
,
Liquid fertilizer
,
Hydroponics
,
Compost pile
,
Nutrient management
,
Amendment
,
Enrichment
,
Organic soil
,
Nutrient
,
Fertilise
,
Vermicomposting
,
Peatland
,
Limiting nutrient
,
Green manure
,
Eutrophic
,
Vermiculture
,
Compost pile
,
Rot
,
Nutrient cycling
,
Organic farming
,
Eutrophication
,
Medium
,
Decomposers
,
Detritus
,
Saprophytic
,
Saprophytes
Supplements to improve plant growth that are commonly used on agricultural lands, as well as in urban, industrial, and residential settings.
epa.gov
Nutrients added to improve plant growth.
ftp.sacsplash.org
Any natural or manufactured material added to the soil to supply one or more plant nutrients.
bettersoils.com.au
Organic or inorganic products containing nutrients and applied to soil for the purpose of supporting plant growth.
ecostructurespanama.com
Any substance or combination of substances used as a source of plant food or soil amendment.
forestry.ky.gov
Any organic or inorganic material of natural or synthetic origin that is added to a soil to supply certain elements essential to the growth of plants.
eniscuola.net
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