How does thunderstorm fertilize crops?

The huge heat and pressure generated by lightning provide enough energy to decompose nitrogen in the atmosphere and convert it into various active nitrogen. When mixed with oxygen and water in the atmosphere, rainfall will contain more nitrate and ammonium, and the chemical formula is n? +O？ =2NO，2NO+O？ 2 No? , 3 No? +H？ O2HNO？ +no

Once raindrops fall to the ground, they will deposit ammonium nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen for plants, and bacteria and fungi in the soil will further transform available nitrogen during nitrification.

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Surprisingly, plants or crops seem to know that there will be a thunderstorm at this time, and lightning seems to know that the earth needs them. China's ancestors called this solar term "stinking", which is an accurate name for the nature of heaven and earth: at this time, thunder began, dormant insects woke up in fright and ended their hibernation. This is an important period when the temperature rises and warms rapidly, the overwintering crops turn green and the crops in spring and summer are ready for cultivation.

After the thunderstorm, the seeds germinated from the ground and grew wildly. As trees are, so are fruits. Thunderstorms produce crops, and people even observe that with thunderstorms, bean sprouts and other crops growing wildly, autumn is definitely a bumper harvest. Beans are rich in plant protein. Eating beans will make people fat, and eating more beans will make people full.

China Digital Science and Technology Museum-"Thunderstorm Fertilizer Crops": Rain is better for plants than tap water.