Because the soil contains a sufficient amount of phosphates, phosphorus is not usually a limiting plant nutrient.

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Although phosphates may be present in soil, they may not always be available in a form that can be readily absorbed by plants. Additionally, certain environmental factors such as soil pH can affect the availability of phosphorus to plants. Therefore, phosphorus can still be a limiting plant nutrient even if there is a sufficient amount of phosphates in the soil.

Because the Soil Contains a Sufficient Amount of Phosphates, Phosphorus