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Mn toxicity in soils occurs mainly under:
Question

Mn toxicity in soils occurs mainly under:

A.

High pH, well aerated soils

B.

Low pH, reduced conditions

C.

Neutral pH soils

D.

Calcareous soils with high CaCO₃

Correct option is B


· Manganese becomes highly soluble in acid (low pH) and reduced (poorly aerated/waterlogged) soils.
· Mn²⁺ increases → plant toxicity.
Why other options are wrong
· (a) High pH reduces Mn solubility.
· (c) Neutral soils rarely show Mn toxicity.
· (d) Calcareous soils tie up Mn → deficiency, not toxicity.

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