Which outcome is caused by limited soil aeration?

💡 Explanation

Inefficient soil aeration limits oxygen; therefore anaerobic conditions arise, inhibiting nitrogen fixation because the nitrogenase complexes, crucial for the process, are highly sensitive to oxygen toxicity, rather than promoting phosphorus uptake.

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