Most plants obtain their nitrogen from the soil in the forms of:
▪ Nitrate (NO3-): inorganic form of nitrogen, readily taken up by plant roots. ▪ Ammonium (NH4+): Another inorganic nitrogen compound that plants can absorb for growth. ▪ Organic Nitrogen: Derived from decomposing organic matter in the soil, provides a secondary source of nitrogen. ▪ Essential Nutrient: Nitrogen is crucial for plant development, supporting functions like protein synthesis.
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