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Ammonification is the process by which organic nitrogen is converted to ammonium or ammonia. During ammonification, bacteria and other microorganisms break down nitrogenous organic matter like proteins, urea, and organic waste. This releases ammonium, which can then be used by plants or undergo further transformations like nitrification. Ammonification is an important step in the nitrogen cycle that makes fixed nitrogen available to living organisms as a nutrient or for other microbial processes.
- Author
- Gilingan Pasta
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- EN