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Urea hydrolysis in the soil produces

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Urea hydrolysis in the soil produces

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Urea hydrolysis results in an increase in soil pH around the urea granules, thereby subjecting the NH4+ produced to volatilization in form of NH3 in the presence of the enzyme Urease.
Urea hydrolysis in soil produces ammonium carbonate and finally ammonium and carbonic acid.
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