nutrients

A realistic photograph of a female laboratory technician wearing a white coat, safety glasses, and blue gloves, carefully placing a round, pressed soil pellet into the tray of a benchtop X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) analyzer. The analyzer's screen displays a spectral graph and elemental data such as "Fe: 5.2%." On the stainless steel counter, there is a rack of similar soil pellets, a jar of ground soil, a mortar and pestle, and a stack of metal sieves. A computer monitor in the background displays a map of sampling locations and a data table.
X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy provides a chemical-free alternative for total elemental determination, streamlining workflows in soil nutrient and mineral analysis
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