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topsoil composition
- inorganic components: anions (nitrate, phosphate), cations (Ca, K, Mg)
- organic components: humus (decomposing organic matter), organisms
macronutrients in plants
- needed in large quantities
- carbon
- oxygen
- hydrogen
- nitrogen
- potassium
- calcium
symbiotic relationships
- soil bacteria: decomposition of organic matter, helps in the acquisition of nitrogen
- fungi: decomposition, mycorrhizae.
nitrogen nutrition in plants and soil bacteria
- N- fixing: capture N from atmosphere. convert it to ammonia (NH3)
- ammonifying: get ammonia from decomposing matter.
- nitrifying: reduces ammonium to nitrate.
- denitrifying: too much ammonia. recycle nitrogen back to atmosphere.
rhizobium
- nodules carry rhizobium.
- attract bacteria to root hair.
- bacteroids form in dividing cells,
- root nodule forms.
- swells in vasculature.
ectomycorrhizae
- on the surface of the root. mantle (sheath)
- hyphae go between cells to endodermis
endomycorrhizae
- penetrating hyphae into the cell. form fungal vessicles.