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soil ammonium levels were measured to assess nitrogen availability for crops.

ammonium nitrate is widely used as a high-nitrogen fertilizer in agriculture.

plants absorb ammonium ions directly through their root systems for nutrition.

excess ammonium can cause toxicity and stunted growth in sensitive plant species.

the ammonium sulfate compound provides both nitrogen and sulfur nutrition to soils.

laboratory analysis revealed elevated ammonium concentrations in the water sample.

ammonium hydroxide is commonly employed in industrial cleaning and degreasing applications.

microbial activity in soil converts ammonium into nitrate through the nitrification process.

the compound fertilizer contains ammonium phosphate for balanced crop nutrition.

modern agricultural practices aim to optimize ammonium uptake efficiency in fields.

high ammonium concentrations can disrupt cellular ph balance in aquatic organisms.

industrial wastewater treatment removes ammonium before environmental discharge.