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'''Fertilization''' is the process of adding [[nutrient]]s to a [[tree]] or [[plant]] by incorporating the nutrients into the [[soil]], or by injecting them directly into living tissues.
 
'''Fertilization''' is the process of adding [[nutrient]]s to a [[tree]] or [[plant]] by incorporating the nutrients into the [[soil]], or by injecting them directly into living tissues.
  
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'''Fertilization''' can also refer to the union of a sperm and egg which marks conception and the beginning of [[pregnancy]].
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Fertilization can also refer to the union of a sperm and egg which marks conception and the beginning of [[pregnancy]].
  
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[[Category: Botany]]
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==See also==
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* [[List of gardening topics]]
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* [[Permaculture]] - Permanent agriculture
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* [[Organic]] [[gardening]]
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* [[Soil fertility]]
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==References==
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<references/>
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[[Category:Botany]]
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[[Category:Biology]]
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[[Category:Agriculture]]
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[[Category:Farmers]]
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[[Category:Sustainable Agriculture]]
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[[Category:Permaculture]]
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[[Category:Plants]]

Latest revision as of 04:25, June 23, 2016

Fertilization is the process of adding nutrients to a tree or plant by incorporating the nutrients into the soil, or by injecting them directly into living tissues.

Fertilization can also refer to the union of a sperm and egg which marks conception and the beginning of pregnancy.

See also

References