Why is $N$ considered a marginal factor in plant growth?

  • A
    It is required in very small amounts.
  • B
    It is easily available in the soil.
  • C
    It is often the limiting factor for plant growth due to its high demand and frequent deficiency in soil.
  • D
    It is not essential for plant metabolism.

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