Yоu аre mаnаging S inputs in a legume crоp. (7 pts) Yоu add elemental sulfur to this well-aerated soil to match crop demand. By which process does elemental S gets transformed, and what is the S-containing end product (hint: it's an ion) of this transformation? This process has a strong effect on either soil pH or soil salinity - which property is most affected by inputs of elemental S, and how? (6 pts) Growing a legume requires “high” levels of a particular micronutrient for the nitrogenase enzyme, a key enzyme involved in N-fixation. What is this micronutrient (hint: it's not iron, which is also contained in nitrogenase, and it's not sulfur, which is a macronutrient)? Describe how the availability of this micronutrient will be affected by changes in the other soil property (i.e., pH or salinity) described in A. (7 pts) Given the effects you described in A and B, how would you expect biological N-fixation to respond to your addition of elemental S? Also, describe one management practice you could implement to mitigate these effects.
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