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Slow rate of absorption of ion at high temperature is due to

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Low photosynthetic rate

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Low rate of transpiration

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Enzyme inactivation

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All the above

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The correct option is C Enzyme inactivation
At high temperature more than 500 C the enzymes become inactive which effect the rate of absorption of minerals from soil.

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