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There is a need of engineering solutions for managing nitrogen for agricultural purposes, even when there is a huge amount of nitrogen is available in the atmosphere. Explain the need of management for the biochemical cycle needs using the nature of the
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In the atmosphere, the nitrogen exists as a diatomic molecule (
Nitrogen has
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