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Dead mustard plants disintegrate into the soil And the worms in the soil see it and are like woah man let’s fricking rave! So these worms rave until the riff of dawn and the air gets so dense it just turns into nitrogen. The rave vibes were so lit that the nitrogen had this gold ora to it. The worms gathered it all and in a way, molded it into a seedling. They were like “ we gonna name it marigold cuz we had a pretty merry good time”. So yea science is wild isn’t it?
The nitrogen atoms from the dead mustard plants are transferred to the new marigold seedling by the process of decomposition.
- The microorganisms like fungi, and soil bacteria work on the dead mustard plants to derive nourishment from them as a result some inorganic constituents left in the soil such as carbon, nitrogen, potassium, magnesium, and other elements which were the components of the dead mustard plants.
- Now these components will be added to the soil and they will help in improving the soil fertility that will promote the growth of other living plants.
- The nitrogen is responsible for promoting germination of seedling in marigold seeds and other kinds of seeds.
- Nitrogen is important for the growth of plants, and deficiency of nitrogen causes stunted growth in plants.
- Nitrogen is component of photosynthetic pigment that is chlorophyll so it promotes the production of food via photosynthesis so it will help in growth of seedling.
- So, microorganisms can help in transferring of nitrogen atoms from the dead mustard plants to the marigold seedlings.
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