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Princeton, Indiana | Interesting.....
"The product is based on a beneficial bacterium, Gluconacetobacter diazotrophicus, that builds a symbiotic relationship with plants allowing atmospheric nitrogen to serve as a substitute for soil-derived nitrogen."
My first question. If the bacterium can fix atmospheric nitrogen and supply the needs of plants, why is it only able to supply 50% of the plant's needs? Why not 100%? | |
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Cutting nitrogen fertilizer by 50%
