Nitrogen Fixation by Switchgrass may Promote Diversity Without Fertilizer

Join Elizabeth Steele for a detailed explanation of how native Switchgrass (Panicum Virgatum), may fertilize the growth of surrounding plants. It does this by fixing nitrogen at the roots, especially during its senescence phase (dormancy). This nitrogen is then available to other plants, all without the additional expense of adding fertilizer!

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