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Smart Reasoning:
C&E
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Causes
Effects
the effects of environmental conditions like nutrient availability and water depth
can influence
plant production and nutrient assimilation
In other words , their “ soils ” are deficient or altogether dead
resulting
in inadequate uptake and assimilation of nutrients
microorganism ’s activity , such as Rhizobium spp
influences
nutrient uptake and crop growth
pH < 6.0 ) on crop growth and the different adaptability of crops to soil pH
will influence
crop yield and nutrient uptake
soil compaction problems
contributing
to poor nutrient uptake by crops and reduced yields
layers
resulting
in reduced water and nutrient uptake and low yields of crops
Dysmicoccus texensis ... large populations
prevent
water and nutrient absorption , weaken plants ... and reduce crop yields3
Farmers plant vetiver around crops
to prevent
runoff and loss of nutrients in crops
What kinds of management decisions
lead
to drought resilience in vegetable crops
to crop production reduction
will lead
to crop production reduction
in reduced crop yields
resulting
in reduced crop yields
to crop yield reduction
will lead
to crop yield reduction
to higher yields as a result of a fungicide application
leads
to higher yields as a result of a fungicide application
to greenhouse gases and water contamination
contribute
to greenhouse gases and water contamination
Available Nitrogen Soil available nitrogen
(passive) is significantly influenced by
Available Nitrogen Soil available nitrogen
in nutritional deficiencies
resulting
in nutritional deficiencies
to a healthier , faster growing and more disease resistant organism
leading
to a healthier , faster growing and more disease resistant organism
a gain in mass
(passive) caused by
a gain in mass
Smart Reasoning:
C&E
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