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- The accumulation of which pollutant in soil can lead to the formation of "dead zones" in aquatic ecosystems?Option: 1 Nitrogen<br
The accumulation of which pollutant in soil can lead to the formation of "dead zones" in aquatic ecosystems?
Option: 1
Nitrogen
Option: 2
Phosphorus
Option: 3
Potassium
Option: 4
Copper
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Excessive accumulation of nitrogen in soil can result in nutrient runoff to water bodies, causing algal blooms and the formation of "dead zones" with low oxygen levels in aquatic ecosystems.
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