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Role of Mineral Elements in Plants

In this article we will discuss about the role of mineral elements in plants. The mineral elements, when present as ions or as constituents or organic molecules, perform several important functions in plants in a number of different ways (Table 9-3). They are important constituents of protoplasm and cell wall e.g., sulphur occurs in proteins, phosphorus in nucleoproteins and adenosine [...]

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Role of Micronutrient Elements in Plants

In this article we will discuss about the roles of micronutrients elements in plants. 1. Manganese: Manganese is required in very low concentrations as its high concentrations become toxic to plants. It is abundant in the physiologically active parts of the plant especially leaves and it is relatively immobile. It is an activator of enzymes involved in respiration and nitrogen [...]

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Study Notes on Soil | Plant Physiology

The below mentioned article provides a study note on soil. Soils constitute complex natural formations on the earth surface and are made up of five components, soil water, minerals, organic material, air and living organisms. The chief function of the soil is to give physical support, help the plants to attach and supply them different inorganic substances. Soil influences the [...]

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