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Mechanism of Mineral Salt in Xylem (With Diagram)

In this article we will discuss about the Mechanism of Mineral Salt in Xylem. After absorption from the soil by epiblema cells, the mineral salts pass radially inwards into the tracheary elements. With the transport of water the mineral salts also pass upwardly to reach the leaves and other parts. That xylem is the pathway for the transport of mineral [...]

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Functions of Essential Elements of Plants

The following points highlight the eleven important functions of essential elements of plants. The functions are: 1. Constituents of Biomolecules 2. Energy Related Compounds 3. Osmotic Potential 4. Movements 5. Buffer Action 6. Oxidation Reduction System 7. Toxic Effects 8. Balancing Elements 9. Permeability 10. Catalytic Effects 11. Phloem Transport. Function # 1. Constituents of Biomolecules: Carbon and hydrogen are [...]

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Nitrogen Cycle (With Diagram) | Plant Physiology

In this article we will discuss about the Nitrogen Cycle. Nitrogen Cycle: Nitrogen is the fourth most prevalent element in living systems. It is a constituent of a number of organic compounds like amino acids, proteins, nucleotides, nucleic acid, hormones, chlorophyll, many vitamins, etc. However, its availabil­ity from soil is limited and even for that plants have to compete with [...]

By |2016-08-17T17:19:16+00:00August 17, 2016|Nitrogen Cycle|Comments Off on Nitrogen Cycle (With Diagram) | Plant Physiology
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