fertilizante

fertilizante

A las plantas se les dan fertilizantes para promover su crecimiento. Pueden ser de componentes naturales como (como la turba) o pueden ser fabricados, por medio de procesos naturales o químicos. Los fertilizantes comúnmente contienen nitrógeno y el uso de dichos fertilizantes emiten el gas de invernadero potente: óxido nitroso (N20). Utilizar estiércol de animales como fertilizante, a pesar de ser orgánizo, libera en la atmosfera otro gas de invernadero potente: metano.

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