Fertilizers & The Environment

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Across
  1. 2. fertilizers missing at least one of the major components of nitrogen, phosphate and potassium
  2. 3. a source of plant nutrients used to supply one or more of the essential nutrient elements to the plant
  3. 4. fertilizers derived solely from the remains or by-products of a once-living organism
  4. 8. nutrients required in smaller amounts
  5. 9. fertilizers that release nutrients at a rate which makes them available to plants over a long period of time
  6. 10. application of fertilizers to plant foliage
  7. 11. over the growing area
  8. 12. water insoluble nitrogen
  9. 13. water soluble nitrogen
Down
  1. 1. fertilizers packaged for certain uses or types of plants
  2. 5. fertilizer that contains the three macronutrients–nitrogen, phosphate and potassium
  3. 6. required in a relatively large proportion for the growth and development of plants
  4. 7. evenly spreading the recommended rate of