Mobile nutrients in soil are those that can move freely with soil water and are easily available to plants. These include NO₃⁻ (nitrate), Cl⁻ (chloride), and H₃BO₃ (boric acid).
• Cu²⁺ and Fe²⁺ are micronutrients but are relatively immobile.
• NH₄⁺ is less mobile due to adsorption by soil colloids.
Therefore, only option (C) contains exclusively mobile nutrients.
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Set B (Contribution) |
| [i] Thomas Way |
[a] Borax |
| [ii] Thomas Graham |
[b] Ammonium molybdate |
| [iii] Sorenson |
[c] Copper sulphate |
| [iv] Schofield |
[d] Zinc sulphate |
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Set B |
| [i] Robinson |
[a] Pipette method |
| [ii] Yoder |
[b] Wet sieving |
| [iii] Munsell |
[c] Colour chart |
| [iv] Atterberg |
[d] Consistency limits |
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