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If soil is nutrient-poor, it does not have the proper minerals to produce healthy crops.
1. A nutrient-poor diet disrupts metabolism.
2. Particularly in nutrient-poor sand, organic fertilizers have a positive effect on cereal yields.
3. A nutrient-poor diet can lead to dangerous weight loss and related to various types of diseases.

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Is a process in wich nitrogen is converted from atmospheric gas into useful nutrients for plants.
1. The nitrogen cycle is the biogeochemical circuit that supplies nitrogen to living things and keeps it circulating in the biosphere.
2. Eating meat is the dominant driver of the nitrogen cycle in Europe.
3. Litter decomposition, rhizosphere soil, CO2 concentration, and ozone play important roles in nitrogen cycle.

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Is a process in which bacteria combine nitrogen and hydrogen to create ammonia.
1. Nodule bacteria are very good at biological nitrogen fixation.
2. Mycorhizae perform the function of nitrogen fixation and storage.
3. A third way to think about normality is in terms of a delay or fixation model.

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Is a compound made from nitrogen and hydrogen that can be absorbedby plants as a nutrient.
1. Ammonia has a very powerful, distinctive smell.
2. Changes can be reduced by good filtration, which will remove ammonia and nitrite, and even nitrate.
3. A test kit for ammonia is very essential, as it is very toxic.

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Is a process in which bacteria separate ammonia into useful nitrates and harmful nitrites.
1. Nitrification requires the presence of oxygen.
2. The nitrification process has some important consequences.
3. The nitrification of the ammonium results in the formation of an acid residue.

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Is a chemical compound that is formed during nitrification and is toxic to plants.
1. Nitrite are produced in the body.
2. Nitrite is used as a food additive.
3. The reaction of magenta and nitrite in sulfuric acid medium was studied.

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Is a chemical compound that is formed during nitrification and is taken by plants as a nutrient.
1. Unpolluted ecosystems release only small quantities of nitrate in streams.
2. Nitrate occurs naturally in soil, water, and air.
3. Nitrate exposure can be the common cause of diabetes and Parkinson's.

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Is a process in which bacteria convert organic waste into usable.
1. Mineralization relates closely to the grey-white silicified rock.
2. Mineralization represents around 5% of the body's body weight and is vital for the proper functioning of the body.
3. Organic matter mineralization is the process by which organic matter is degraded by soil microorganisms.

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Is a process in which nitrates enter bodies of water and affect the growth patterns of organism.
1. The eutrophication in the major lakes is still rather serious.
2. Eutrophication is the main factor for the degradation of lake ecosystem.
3. Eutrophication is the gradual increase in the concentration of phosphorus, nitrogen, and other plant nutrients in an aging aquatic ecosystem.

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Is a gas that is released into the atmosphere during denitrification.
1. Nitrous oxide comes from car exhausts and from chemical fertilizers.
2. A gaseous anesthetic, such as nitrous oxide.
3. The land can also release nitrous oxide, a heat-gas.

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Is a process in which nitrogen is removed or lost from nitrates and nitrites.
1. Denitrification treats the water to reduce its nitrate-nitrogen content to potable levels.
2. The denitrification process consists of the transformation of nitrates to nitrogen gas, in the absence of oxygen.
3. Denitrification requires an oxidizable substrate, either organic or inorganic, to act as an energy source.