What does too much water do to the soil?
A) depletes mineral nutrients
B) slows mineralization
C) interferes with plant growth
D) accelerates the breakdown of nitrates
E) All of these answers are correct.

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Excessive water in the soil can lead to the depletion of mineral nutrients through leaching, slow down the process of mineralization by creating anaerobic conditions, interfere with plant growth by reducing oxygen availability to roots, and accelerate the breakdown of nitrates, further reducing soil fertility.

What Does Too Much Water Do to the Soil