If a plant root absorbs more cations than anions from soil, the pH of the surrounding soil will: decrease increase

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Jimmy Lee · Answer 1 · 2020-05-25T19:48:50+0000

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The pH of the soil will increase

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As plants takes all the positive charged ions from the soil and less of negatively charged ions then the their discharge would add to the neutral alkalinity of soil

If a plant root absorbs more cations than anions from soil, the pH of the surrounding soil will: decrease increase

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