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Does liming alter the amount of metals in the soil?
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Liming can indirectly influence the amount of metals in soil. Liming raises soil pH, which can impact the solubility and bioavailability of metals. Some metals, like aluminum, become less soluble at higher pH, making them less available to plants. Conversely, other metals, like manganese, can become more soluble with increased pH.
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