A. are released by burning and lost as gases
B. remain in ash as nitrates and sulphates
C. raise the PH of an acid soil
D. are released into the soil thus increasing the nutrients of the soil
E. activate the soil microbes afetr burning
Correct Answer:
Option A – are released by burning and lost as gases
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