What is available soil nutrient, Biology

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Availability of nutrients in soils 

The productivity of a crop depends largely on the nutrients discussed in the previous section. It is important to find out methods which will help in estimating the availability of these nutrients in soil. The fraction of nutrient actually available in the soil for plant utilisation is called as available soil nutrient.  

 


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