Does the PH of the soil affect the process of agriculture ? Why ?
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Soil Ph affects the amounts of nutrients present in the soil and chemical that are soluble in soil water and therefore the amounts of nutrients available to plants....
The devlopment of strongly acidic soil ( 5.5 Ph ) can result in poor plants growth as a result of one or more of following factors :- Aluminium Toxicity.
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The devlopment of strongly acidic soil ( 5.5 Ph ) can result in poor plants growth as a result of one or more of following factors :- Aluminium Toxicity.
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Soil Ph affects the amounts of nutrients present in the soil and chemical that are soluble in soil water and therefore the amounts of nutrients available to plants....
The devlopment of strongly acidic soil ( 5.5 Ph ) can result in poor plants growth as a result of one or more of following factors :- Aluminium Toxicity.
The devlopment of strongly acidic soil ( 5.5 Ph ) can result in poor plants growth as a result of one or more of following factors :- Aluminium Toxicity.
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