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Soil fertility

Soil fertility refers to the ability of soil to sustain agricultural plant growth, i.e. to provide plant habitat and result in sustained and consistent yields of high quality (see also soil health). A fertile soil has the following properties:

Soil fertilization, Soil depletion & Dark Earths

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Soil fertilization

Light and CO2 limitations

Soil depletion

Dark Earths

Humans and soil

Irrigation effects

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Soil fertility

Nodes198
Edges197
Triples61
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010101
Components1

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Soil fertility

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has impact · 14
Soil fertility → Colonial New England, Cronon, European, For, However, In, Indigenous, Soil, The, These, Those Indigenous, Where, While, William Cronon
has effect · 13
Soil fertility → Alkali, Ancient, Ca, However, Irrigation, Mg, Plants, Saline, So, Soil, The, Topsoil, When
related to Global Soil Depletion · 13
Soil fertility → Africa, Cash, In, Many, Middle East, One, Sahara Desert, Saharan Africa, Sahel, Soil, Sudan, The, The Middle East
related to Humans and soil · 10
Soil fertility → Albert Howard, As, He, Howard, In, Many, Native, Soil, This, Westerner
is a · 2
Soil fertility → basis of the public health system of the future, complex process that involves the constant cycling of nutrients between organic and inorganic forms

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soil fertility plant dark depletion also nutrients growth phosphorus water land agriculture quality nitrogen soils irrigation fertilizers erosion indigenous plants

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Soil fertilityis acomplex process that involves the constant cycling of nutrients between organic and inorganic forms0.90text
Soil fertilityis abasis of the public health system of the future0.90text
intensiveinstance ofThe introduction of harmful land practices0.80text
non-prescribed burningsinstance ofThe introduction of harmful land practices0.80text
deforestation by colonists created long-lasting negative results to the environmentinstance ofThe introduction of harmful land practices0.80text
lightning strikes may fix atmospheric nitrogen by converting it to nitric oxideinstance ofNatural processes0.80text
teasinstance ofCash crops0.80text
maizeinstance ofCash crops0.80text
and beans require a high varietyinstance ofCash crops0.80text
quantity of nutrients in order to grow healthyinstance ofCash crops0.80text
sustain population growthinstance ofCash crops0.80text
Soil fertilityhas effectIrrigation0.60section

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