remineralization
- noun
- /ˌrɛmɪˌnɛrəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- Specialized
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remineralización
- The result is higher bacterial activity (van de Bund et al. 1994) and a more complete remineralization of organic matter and flux of nutrients to the overlying water (Goedkoop et al. 1997, Herbst 1980).
Examples
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I do know that farms that have invested in remineralization of soil have seen the fertility and biological activity of their soil increase dramatically in a relatively short period of time.
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Farmers often rely on remineralization to enhance soil health by returning essential nutrients to the earth.
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Basically, if I am understanding your question correctly, soil remineralization is the principle of putting back into the soil.
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Secondly, this type has built-in remineralization for irrigation purposes.
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The remineralization of the ecosystem is crucial for maintaining biodiversity and supporting plant growth.
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Effective remineralization techniques can lead to improved crop yields and healthier environments.
Synonyms
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A process that turns a substance into a mineral or adds minerals
Surface Forms
Morphology
remineralization = remineralize (semi-transparent) = re + mineral + ize + ation
This is a standard noun formation from the verb 'remineralize' naming the process of that action.
Etymology
Remineralization has the prefix re- (like in redo) meaning 'again' and mineral meaning 'a natural substance like salt or calcium'. In nature, remineralization means 'turning dead plants and animals back into minerals' that new life can use, which is why it helps keep ecosystems healthy.