Which outcome results when excess sulfur inhibits soil bacteria?

💡 Explanation

Reduced phosphorus uptake occurs because high sulfur levels inhibit certain bacteria responsible for phosphorus solubilization, a crucial step for plant uptake, rather than increasing nitrogen fixation; therefore, phosphorus uptake decreases rather than other nutrients because phosphate solubilization is directly affected.

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