why urea increases growth rate of plants? do urea have more nutrients than manure

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Urea contains nitrogen. Thus, it is a type of fertilizer that increases the growth of the plants.
Yes, urea contains more amount of plant nutrients than manure as manure is rich in organic matter.

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why urea increases growth rate of plants? do urea have more nutrients than manure

Urea contains nitrogen. Thus, it is a type of fertilizer that increases the growth of the plants. Yes, urea contains more amount of plant nutrients than manure as manure is rich in organic matter.

Urea contains nitrogen. Thus, it is a type of fertilizer that increases the growth of the plants.
Yes, urea contains more amount of plant nutrients than manure as manure is rich in organic matter.