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Total nitrogen in soil is measured by:
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Total nitrogen in soil is measured by:

A.

Kjeldahl method

B.

Walkley and Black method

C.

Colorimeter method

D.

Hydrometer method

Correct option is A


The Kjeldahl method is commonly used to determine the total nitrogen content in soil. This method involves digesting the soil with concentrated sulfuric acid and measuring the ammonia content to estimate the nitrogen present.

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