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nitrogen fixation
This term is a specialized scientific expression used primarily in biology, ecology, and agriculture. It describes a critical biochemical bridge between the inorganic atmosphere and organic life, carrying a neutral, technical connotation. It is almost exclusively used in academic or professional contexts to discuss soil fertility and plant nutrition.
As a compound noun referring to a specific chemical process, it is treated as an uncountable mass noun. It does not have a plural form in standard scientific usage, as it refers to the general phenomenon rather than individual instances of the process.
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Biological nitrogen fixation is primarily carried out by specialized bacteria in the soil.
Biological nitrogen fixation is primarily carried out by specialized bacteria in the soil.
Legumes are essential for crop rotation because they facilitate nitrogen fixation.
Wait, so nitrogen fixation is basically how plants get their nitrogen from the air?
The enzyme nitrogenase is the key catalyst for biological nitrogen fixation.
The enzyme nitrogenase is the key catalyst for biological nitrogen fixation.
Without nitrogen fixation, most plants would struggle to survive in nutrient poor soils.
I wonder if there are any synthetic methods for nitrogen fixation that are more efficient than the Haber process.
I wonder if there are any synthetic methods for nitrogen fixation that are more efficient than the Haber process.
Rhizobium bacteria form a symbiotic relationship with roots to enable nitrogen fixation.
Lightning can actually trigger abiotic nitrogen fixation in the atmosphere.