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An agricultural land earlier used for corn cultivation is now being considered for the cultivation of legumes. The soil profile reveals that soil has been treated with ammonia fertilizers and is low in phosphorous. Which is the best suited method for enhancing the cultivation on the land?

▸ increasing the soil temperature

▸ inoculating the soil with mycorrhizal fungi

▸ treating the soil with phosphorous-rich fertilizers

▸ increasing the soil alkalinity by adding

ions to the soil

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Soil Fertility and Fertilizers

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Authors: Havlin, Tisdale, Nelson, Beaton

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