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nutrition in plants

Plants require various nutrients for growth and development, categorized into macronutrients and micronutrients. Macronutrients like phosphorus, nitrogen, and potassium play vital roles in plant functions such as DNA synthesis, energy transfer, and enzyme activation.

nutrition in plants

nutrition in plants

Conclusion

Importance of providing proper nutrition for plant growth and development

Water and Mineral Uptake

Mineral uptake
Mechanisms of mineral absorption by roots

Passive diffusion

Active transport

Transpiration
Factors affecting transpiration rate

Humidity

Temperature

Process of water movement in plants

Pull of water through xylem

Water loss through stomata

Micronutrients

Manganese
Symptoms of manganese deficiency

Reduced growth

Yellowing between veins

Sources of manganese for plants

Manganese fertilizers

Functions of manganese in plants

Involved in chlorophyll production

Zinc
Symptoms of zinc deficiency

Chlorosis and malformed leaves

Sources of zinc for plants

Zinc fertilizers

Functions of zinc in plants

Regulates hormone balance

Iron
Symptoms of iron deficiency

Interveinal chlorosis

Yellowing of young leaves

Sources of iron for plants

Iron chelates

Functions of iron in plants

Involved in energy transfer

Macronutrients

Potassium
Symptoms of potassium deficiency

Yellowing and browning of leaf edges

Wilting

Sources of potassium for plants
Functions of potassium in plants

Regulates water balance

Enzyme activation

Phosphorus
Symptoms of phosphorus deficiency

Dark green or purple leaves

Poor root development

Sources of phosphorus for plants
Functions of phosphorus in plants

Component of DNA and RNA

Energy transfer and storage

Nitrogen
Symptoms of nitrogen deficiency

Yellowing of leaves

Stunted growth

Sources of nitrogen for plants

Fertilizers

Soil

Functions of nitrogen in plants

Essential for chlorophyll synthesis

Component of amino acids and proteins

Introduction

Importance of nutrition in plants