What is nutrient immobilisation?

  • A
    Prevents leaching of nutrients
  • B
    Incorporation of nutrients into microbial biomass
  • C
    Release of nutrients into the soil
  • D
    More than one option is correct

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Which of the following options shows the correct correlation between column $I$,$II$,and $III$?
Column $I$Column $II$Column $III$
$A$. Calcium$I$. Required for ionic balance$(i)$. Grey blot on leaves
$B$. Boron$II$. Essential for constitution of nucleic acid$(ii)$. Fruit-yield decreases
$C$. Phosphorus$III$. Required for absorption of calcium$(iii)$. Red blot on leaves
$D$. Chlorine$IV$. Required to activate respiratory enzyme$(iv)$. Fruit-size diminishes
$E$. Manganese$V$. Required for synthesis of mitotic spindle$(v)$. Young root tip begin to die

Which of the following is a free-living nitrogen-fixing bacterium?

Consider the following statements regarding mineral nutrition:
$(a)$ Moderate decrease or increase of micronutrients causes deficiency and toxicity symptoms respectively.
$(b)$ Excess of manganese causes toxicity of iron, calcium and molybdenum.
$(c)$ $A$ macronutrient is said to be toxic when present below a critical concentration.
Which of the above statements are correct?

The soil organisms are

Which one of the following is a wrong statement?

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