When your livelihood depends on plants, nitrogen is an obsession. A little nitrogen can make all the difference between a sapling that barely hangs on year after year and a vigorous, healthy tree that strikes its roots deep and firmly into the ground and bears abundantly year after year. So it's no wonder that a lot of people ask if Moringa can fix nitrogen. The short answer is no. If you want my random speculation on why so many people seem to think it does fix nitrogen, and why it would be so nice if it could, then read on.
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AuthorDr. Mark E. Olson is a researcher at Mexico's national university and an expert on the biology of the genus Moringa Archives
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