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the most important factorsinfluencingsoil fertility

the major factorsinfluencingsoil fertility

Several factorscontributeto soil fertility

a few different factors(passive) caused bysoil fertility

place ... the nutrientscontributeto soil fertility

some valuable nutrientswould contributeto soil fertility

the wide array of factorscan influencesoil fertility

the factors of soil formation(passive) is greatly influenced bySoil fertility

the chemical and physical factorsinfluencesoil fertility

insufficient application of nutrientscausessoil fertility depletion

The pH , condition , nutrients and organic matter in the soil ... the common factorswill influencesoil fertility

the living organisms ... the soilcreatesnatural soil fertility

various factors such as reduction in crop diversity(passive) caused bysoil infertility

•Microorganisms and nutrients in the soil , including organic mattercontributeto soil fertility

many factors including soil structure and the level of off - take(passive) is influenced bySoil fertility

The production of natural plant nutrientscreatessoil fertility

long - distance , essential nutrientscontributeto soil fertility

continuous cultivation without adequate addition of external nutrients(passive) caused bylow soil fertility

Factors significantly influencing yield ... the period of time that the field had been farmedinfluencessoil fertility

helpful microorganismscontributeto soil fertility

essential microorganismscontributeto soil fertility

the selective removal of fine particles , nutrients and organic matter(passive) caused bysoil fertility

These fertilizers ... a unique community of microorganismscreatesoil fertility

119 - 129 Microbial mineralization and immobilization of nutrientsstrongly influencesoil fertility

while establishing an ecological balanceto preventsoil fertility or

millions of tiny organismscontributingto soil fertility

land erosion(passive) caused bythe soil fertility

Loss of sediments Before the construction of the High Dam , the Nile deposited sediments of various particle size – consisting of fine sand , silt and clay – on fields in Upper Egypt through its annual floodcontributingto soil fertility

the faecal material of the birds ... organic mattercontributedto soil fertility

species ... soil organismscreatesoil fertility

reduction in carbon and increased deficiency of micronutrients among other factors responsible for drop in crop - levels(passive) caused bysoil fertility

More ) Effect of some pesticides on certain micro - organismscontributingto soil fertility

Various plantscontributeto soil fertility

nitrogen ... plantscontributesto soil fertility

the natural manurehas contributedto soil fertility

nutrition for plants and animalscreatesoil fertility

can be directly absorbed by plantscontributing greatlyto the soil fertility

thereis ... organismscontributeto soil fertility

many species ... the elimination of our earthworms and other soil organismscreatesoil fertility

Some of them ( example earthwormscontributeto soil fertility

to a reduction of crop productionledto a reduction of crop production

from mono - cropping , lack of fertilizer , and other factorsresultingfrom mono - cropping , lack of fertilizer , and other factors

to the reduction of soil erosioncontributesto the reduction of soil erosion

soil degradationthereby preventingsoil degradation

the negative impact on growth and productivity of forest trees and crop plantscausesthe negative impact on growth and productivity of forest trees and crop plants

in higher yields for farmersresultingin higher yields for farmers

soil erosion , acidification etcpreventingsoil erosion , acidification etc

in higher yields and decreased costsresultingin higher yields and decreased costs

to exceptional plant growth and micro nutrient uptakesleadingto exceptional plant growth and micro nutrient uptakes

in low yieldsare resultingin low yields

low productivity and low crop yieldcauseslow productivity and low crop yield

from the return of organic matter to the soil , infiltration , soil erosion and soil chemical contentresultingfrom the return of organic matter to the soil , infiltration , soil erosion and soil chemical content

soil erosion and contributing to global climatic changecausingsoil erosion and contributing to global climatic change

in declining rice yieldsresultingin declining rice yields

less erosioncreatingless erosion

from topsoil erosionresultingfrom topsoil erosion

to desertification.viileadingto desertification.vii

in higher yields , profits and long - term sustainabilityresultingin higher yields , profits and long - term sustainability

in bad crop yieldresultingin bad crop yield

in effective plant growthresultingin effective plant growth

to a good quality product to the farmersresultsto a good quality product to the farmers

to improved ecosystem services , conservation of natural resourcesleadingto improved ecosystem services , conservation of natural resources

the negative impact on growth and productivity of forest trees and crop key words : acid rain , causes , effects , control , pollutants , sulphur dioxide [ 6 ] canadian harold harveycausesthe negative impact on growth and productivity of forest trees and crop key words : acid rain , causes , effects , control , pollutants , sulphur dioxide [ 6 ] canadian harold harvey

food insecurity problems(passive) caused byfood insecurity problems

to salinisation and desertification in these areasleadsto salinisation and desertification in these areas

from the continued use of improper fertilization and poor harvest management practicesresultingfrom the continued use of improper fertilization and poor harvest management practices

to the possibility of equivalent or higher yields compared to conventional farming UNEP , 2012leadingto the possibility of equivalent or higher yields compared to conventional farming UNEP , 2012

excessive carbohydrates and deficiencies of proteins and mineralsprovokesexcessive carbohydrates and deficiencies of proteins and minerals

a viable environment for plant growthcreatesa viable environment for plant growth

in a decrease in rice yieldresultingin a decrease in rice yield

to increased crop production and income for familiesleadsto increased crop production and income for families

to sustain crop productivityleadingto sustain crop productivity

a frenzy of jungle like plant growthhas createda frenzy of jungle like plant growth

in noticeable plant growth and robust healthresultingin noticeable plant growth and robust health

in healthy growth of crops with high yield and full of nutritional valueresultsin healthy growth of crops with high yield and full of nutritional value

to poor crop yields Shortage of local surface water resourcesleadingto poor crop yields Shortage of local surface water resources

to food insecurity [ 44leadsto food insecurity [ 44

to crop growth retardationresultingto crop growth retardation

to the protection of plantscontributesto the protection of plants

in malnourished plantsresultedin malnourished plants

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