The role of phosphorus in plants

 

Technical points about the essential element of phosphorus in plant nutrition

 

Phosphorus, after nitrogen, is the most important essential nutrient required by plants, which is absorbed from the soil in the form of phosphate.

 

  

 

 What can be important for plants is the amount of available phosphorus, which is considered as an important indicator for plant nutrition. Usually, if the amount of available phosphorus is about 5 ppm in the agricultural soil, it indicates the need of the agricultural soil for phosphorus fertilizer, which can be supplied by using the required fertilizers.

 

  

 

Phosphorus, phosphoplus, and urea phosphate can be mentioned among the phosphorus fertilizers for Kia Green.