Poor soil quality can be improved by: adding phosphorous planting legumes killing bacteria all of the above

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Allisson Wilcox

19 September, 04:10

Poor soil quality can be improved by: adding phosphorous planting legumes killing bacteria all of the above

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Montoya · Answer 1

Poor soil quality can be improved by adding phosphorous which plays a big role in soil nutrients, planting legumes which increases nitrogen in soil and of course, killing bacteria in soil. Thus, the answer to this item is "all of the above".