HUMANITY

A component of certain biological molecules like phospholipids, DNA and adenosine triphosphate (ATP), phosphorus is circulated in the environment through the soil, water rocks and living organisms.

It is found organically as phosphate ion and is added to the soil and water through natural ...

1. Nitrogen (N2) is converted in ammonia (NH3) by bacteria in water and soil, and subsequently converted into nitrite and its derivatives.
2. Plants get nitrogen from the soil through the roots, producing organic compounds.
3. Animals absorb nitrogen by eating the plants.
4. ...

The Indigo botanical stubbornly draws in all of the nutrients in the soil around it as it matures, making it difficult to grow as it eventually saps the soil of nutrients.

Tatcha's natural Japanese Indigo comes from a family-run farm on the banks of the Yoshino River, which floods annually ...