nitriferous Antonyms
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Meaning of nitriferous
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nitriferous (a.)
Bearing niter; yielding, or containing, niter.
nitriferous Sentence Examples
- The nitriferous soil of the valley was ideal for growing legumes.
- The farm had a reputation for producing exceptional crops due to its nitriferous soil.
- The nitrates present in the nitriferous soil promoted lush vegetation throughout the region.
- Farmers discovered that the nitriferous topsoil yielded abundant harvests.
- Researchers studied the composition of nitriferous soils to understand their unique fertility.
- The nitriferous deposits provided a rich source of nitrogen for plant growth.
- The nitrogen-rich nitriferous soil supported a diverse ecosystem in the forest.
- The nitriferous nature of the soil made it ideal for organic farming practices.
- The nitriferous characteristics of the soil allowed for reduced fertilizer use.
- The nitriferous soil's ability to fix nitrogen from the atmosphere made it sustainable for crop production.
FAQs About the word nitriferous
Bearing niter; yielding, or containing, niter.
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The nitriferous soil of the valley was ideal for growing legumes.
The farm had a reputation for producing exceptional crops due to its nitriferous soil.
The nitrates present in the nitriferous soil promoted lush vegetation throughout the region.
Farmers discovered that the nitriferous topsoil yielded abundant harvests.
