Which consequence results when increased soil acidity inhibits Rhizobium-legume interactions?

💡 Explanation

Reduced soil pH decreases the expression of Rhizobium genes necessary for nitrogen fixation and nodule development, because the inactivation prevents atmospheric nitrogen from being converted to ammonia within nodules. Therefore, ammonia production diminishes within the plant rather than accelerating growth or toxin creation.

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