Which toxic outcome develops when anaerobic digestion fails?

💡 Explanation

Ammonia accumulation occurs during anaerobic digestion failure due to insufficient microbial activity causing *nitrogen fixation* inhibition. Therefore, ammonia stunts plant growth instead of nitrates because they can accumulate if the reduction process of nitrogen goes wrong, rather than helping plant growth.

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