Rhizobium provides nitrogen to the plant in crop rotation and after that a new crop can be grown but except nitrogen how do the crops get the other nutrients?

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Dear student, during crop rotation, we give enough time to the soil so that all the nutrients can replenish itself. Happy Learning :)

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