Which risk increases where legume crops show stunted growth despite sufficient fertilizer application?

💡 Explanation

Insufficient molybdenum leads to impaired nitrogen fixation because it is a cofactor for nitrogenase, a key enzyme; the legumes cannot convert atmospheric nitrogen to usable forms, therefore they show stunted growth, rather than experiencing salinity, acidity, or fungal issues directly affecting nodule formation.

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