Which constraint limits nitrogen delivery to plant roots under waterlogged soil conditions?

💡 Explanation

Waterlogged soil leads to anaerobic conditions, hindering nitrogen fixation because the nitrogenase enzyme is highly sensitive to oxygen; therefore, nitrogenase enzyme activity is inhibited, which limits nitrogen availability, rather than enhancing nitrification processes.

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