A farmer's wheat crop shows yellowing leaves. Soil tests show high pH. What is the most probable cause?
Q1. A farmer's wheat crop shows yellowing leaves. Soil tests show high pH. What is the most probable cause?
Answer: Iron deficiency due to pH-induced nutrient lockout
Explanation: High pH reduces iron availability. Iron deficiency due to pH-induced nutrient lockout is correct because it matches what the question requires. USAT, HAT and MDCAT analytical sections repeat this pattern.