Physics, asked by veenabhairwani, 1 month ago

(B) For the production of paddy the pH level of soil should be between 5 to 8, why?​

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Answered by swetasaw1809
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Explanation:

Fertile riverine alluvial soil is best for rice cultivation. Although pH of rice soil become neutral, it should be 5 - 8. Because, if soil is more acidic or more alkaline, it will need more time to become neutral. ... Furthermore, flat lands are better for rice farming to allow balanced water distribution.

Answered by amikkr
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For the production of paddy, the pH level of soil should be between 5 to 8, because for the following reasons.

  • A well-maintained soil pH will maintain the soil resources and will maximize crop and pasture production.
  • A pH between 5 to 8 will be a suitable condition for the soil as it avoids production losses.
  • Soil pH regulates plant nutrient availability by controlling the chemical forms of the different nutrients and also influences their chemical reactions.
  • Soil nutrients leach out when the pH of soil exceeds the suitable condition.
  • pH below 5 becomes toxic to plant growth.
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