Atmospheric nitrogen (N₂) is not directly usable by most organisms. It is converted into usable forms (like nitrates and ammonia) through natural processes such as lightning, high temperature, and high pressure, which help in nitrogen fixation, making it available for plants and ultimately for all life on earth.
How is the nitrogen of the environment utilized for life on earth?
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