ecosystems receiving more nitrogen than the plants require are called nitrogen-saturated.justify.?

Answer 1

B/c the environment/ ecosystem is "saturated" w/ nitrogen-- Happens w/in several ecostyems... especially swamps and marshes.

Answer 2

Ur question is some what different. it needs multidimensional look. first up of all, whether the ecosystem is natural or artificial (agriculutre, hydrophonics). under artificial condition, the application of nitrogen more than the plant requirement at first (intial application) is not considered as saturated. because easily mobile nitrogen is easily lossed from the ecosytem in the form of voltilization, fixation, leaching and immobilization. hence the saturated initial condition may shortly become less saturated one.

but if the ecosystem receives continously above the plant requirement in terms of available form, definitely the ecosystem is considered as saturated regarding the plant is concerned.

even in this case, the soil may not be saturated for nitrogen. since the soil available nitrogen is influenced by so many factors such as ph, organic matter, soil texture, climate and so on,

in normal condition, maximum possible avialble nitrogen for a soil(saturated in ur case) in a ecosystem is a very rare phenomena.

by
mani
dept of soil.
tnau

Answer 3

That will not be a problem if there is plenty of CO2 and sunshine.

Answer 4

no body