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    • Potash, urea, sulfur, reactive rock phosphate, superphosphate.
    Rights: Massey University Published 30 July 2013 Size: 84 KB Referencing Hub media

    Various fertilisers contribute different nutrients for plant growth. Potash contains potassium, urea contains nitrogen, elemental sulfur contains sulfur, reactive rock phosphate contains phosphorus and superphosphate contains phosphorus, sulfur and calcium.

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      Sulfur

      Sulfur is a chemical element. Its official symbol is S and its atomic number is 16, which means that each sulfur atom has 16 protons in its nucleus. Elemental sulfur is a pale yellow colour. At ...

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      Fertiliser

      Just as we have essential needs for our growth, plants also have essential needs for their survival. These include: sunlight air water nutrients appropriate temperature. As long as plants have ...

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