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← HistoryWhich outcome limited maize yields on terrace farms in the Andes?
A)Trace element immobilization✓
B)Potassium nutrient leaching
C)Over-application of guano
D)Lack of manual pollination
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Alkaline soil pH, developed from millennia of traditional aqueduct irrigation methods, caused trace element immobilization, reducing maize yields because maize plants require micronutrients like zinc and iron; therefore nutrient deficiency limited growth, rather than over fertilization or pollination issues.
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