THE EFFECT OF NITROGEN FERTILIZERS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEGUMES

Nitrogen fertilizers are very important for the growth of leguminous plants. Leguminous plants have the ability to enrich the soil with nitrogen by absorbing nitrogen from the air, which most plants cannot absorb. Nitrifying bacteria produce energy by oxidizing ammonia Nitrogen fertilizers are important for rapid plant growth. An organic compound is synthesized from an inorganic compound, and the resulting nitrites and nitrates are absorbed by plants. If nitrogen fertilizers are used in large quantities, the condition of the soil will deteriorate. It is sown as a single or intermediate crop (in fall-winter and winter-spring periods). Blue pulp is also used as cattle feed or green manure.