To correct chlorosis caused by iron deficiency in an alkaline soil, one should:
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Correct answer: Use chelated iron or acidify the soil
In alkaline soils, iron becomes insoluble and unavailable to plants. Using chelated iron or acidifying the soil helps keep the iron in a soluble form that roots can absorb.
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