Nitrogen fixation: relationship between plants and bacteria (Part 1)
The air is almost a joke. Nothing can resist oxygen but 78% of the air is nitrogen. Nitrogen is often the source of life on earth and is a source of nutrition that deter…
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The air is almost a joke. Nothing can resist oxygen but 78% of the air is nitrogen. Nitrogen is often the source of life on earth and is a source of nutrition that deter…
For plants, allowing symbiotic bacteria is a risky thing. Guests must know to keep themselves from growing out of control, destroying tree structures or interfering with…
In order to use fertilizers effectively, especially in rice production, for many years, the agricultural sector has regularly advised farmers to use fertilizers on the p…
Most cars pump air tires, containing 76% nitrogen, 21% oxygen and 3% other gases. However, now many stores offer new services, pumping tires with nitrogen of 92-98% puri…
Protein is the most important nutrient for plants. Their content in soil is very low, so plants often lack nitrogen. One of the most popular methods of increasing soil n…
Breathing in a cubic meter of PM2.5 dust contaminated in the air or just breathing every 10 micrograms per cubic meter of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) will increase the heart…
Acid rain was first discovered in 1948 in Sweden. Acid rain is the phenomenon of rain water with acidity (pH below 5.6) and in the composition of rainwater with nitrogen…
An enigmatic, lifeless and mysterious sea of dead is discovered in the Indian Ocean, northwest Australia.
According to London University of Economics, air pollution is considered to be the cause of hundreds of car accidents each year.
There are about 830 billion tons of carbon in the air. Every year, people waste about 10 billion tons more. The soil can contain 4,800 billion tons, 6 times the air.
Although it accounts for only 7% of the total area of global agricultural land, China uses more than one third of the world's nitrogen fertilizer.
Research by scientists from Canada shows us that urban dust not only pollutes at the mechanical level but also at the chemical level.
According to recent research by US scientists, when global average temperature increases, the frequency of lightning strikes also increases.
The wave of protests in Hong Kong over the past few days has caused no trouble for travel, but the blockade of many roads in crowded areas has made the sky more clear.
Dirty waste from Chinese exports surpassed the Pacific to contribute to pollution in the United States.