Qidiruv

n fertilizer; oʻgʻit bermoq fertilize

a mineral; maʼdaniy o'g'it fertilizer

a potassium, potassic; kaliyli o'g'itlar potash fertilizer

manure /mə'njuə(r)/ n [U] tezak, go'ng Look at fertilizer.

fertilizer developed as a result of disintegration of organic matters (dung, peat, bird's dung, leaves, various wastes, including domestic ones, etc.) under the influence

(also fertilise) /'f3:təlaiz/ v [T] 1 urug'lamoq, urug'lantirmoq 2 o'g'itlamoq - fertilization (also fertilisation) /f3:təlai'zeiʃn; US -li'z-/ n [U] urug'lash; o'g'itlas

['fɜ:taɪl] unumdor, hosildor, serhosil; to'lib-toshgan; mo'l-ko'l; mo'l; serob; fertility [-'tɪlɪtɪ] unumdorlik, hosildorlik, serhosillik; fertilize [-taɪlaɪz] o'g'itlamo

ponds used for biological treatment of sewage. Used independently – for treatment by micro-organisms and algae of sinks, saturated with easily oxidizing organic matters,

Diffuse pollution sources without a clearly defined coordinates of their origin. The pollutants are mainly spread on the land by rain water. Usually non-spot sources of p