azotobacter biofertilizer
- noun
- /ˌæzoʊtəˈbæktər ˌbaɪoʊˈfɜːrtəlaɪzər/
- Specialized
- The application of azotobacter biofertilizer has been shown to increase crop yields in organic farming.
Examples
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Many farmers use azotobacter biofertilizer to improve the nitrogen content of their soil naturally.
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Researchers are developing new types of azotobacter biofertilizer to enhance sustainable agriculture.
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Farmers often use azotobacter biofertilizer to improve crop yields.
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The azotobacter biofertiliser helps in nitrogen fixation.
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Many farmers use azotobacter biofertilizer to improve the nitrogen content of their soil naturally.
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The application of azotobacter biofertilizer has been shown to increase crop yields in organic farming.
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Researchers are developing new types of azotobacter biofertilizer to enhance sustainable agriculture.
Synonyms
Something added to soil to help plants grow
A substance with tiny living things that you put on soil, seeds, or plants to help them grow
Surface Forms
Morphology
azotobacter + biofertilizer
This is a straightforward noun–noun compound: the phrase denotes a biofertilizer that contains or is based on Azotobacter bacteria, so the meaning is directly derivable from 'azotobacter' (a bacterial genus) + 'biofertilizer' (a fertilizer using microorganisms). While 'azotobacter' is a technical term that many B1 learners may not know, if a learner does know both constituents the compositional, type-of/product-of relation makes the expression transparent.
Etymology
Azotobacter biofertilizer names a product full of tiny soil bacteria called Azotobacter that take nitrogen from the air and turn it into food plants can use. So, it means a living 'biofertilizer' that naturally 'adds nitrogen' to the soil to help plants grow better.