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CHO
macro
– constituents of all biological organisms
– All life is impossible without these elements
K+
macro
- enzyme activator, required for guard cell movement
as well as cell turgor
Si+1
macro
– component of cell walls (as silica). Silica aids in
cell wall elasticity and rigidity.
NO3-, NH4+
macro
- building block of all amino acids and
proteins. Adenine, thyamine, guanine, and cytosine all
have N.
H2PO4-
macro
- phospholipid bilayer of cell membranes, DNA,
RNA, and central activating compound for cell
metabolism, and of course ATP
Mg+2
macro
– central element in chlorophyll, ribosome stability,
nucleic acids, and the phosphate transfers of ATP
Ca+2
macro
– middle lamella of the cell wall (used for structure),
signal molecule, and activator of the enzyme amalyse.
S
macro
– cysteine / methionine (amino acids) and proteins.
SO4 is reduced to S-2 by ferrodoxin in the chloroplast
Na+1
micro
– PEP regeneration in C4 and CAM plants, and can
be used as a surrogate for K+1
• H3BO3
micro
– sugar translocation, cell wall synthesis, DNA
synthesis
• Mn+2
micro
– Central ion in photosystem II and an activator of
enzymes in the Citric Acid Cycle
• Cu+2
micro
– used in many enzymes and proteins
• Cl-1
micro
– Used in O2 evolution in photosynthesis (PSII) and
maintains osmotic pressure in cells
• Zn+2
micro
– part of indole 3 acetic acid (hormone - auxin) as well as many enzymes
• Ni+2
micro
– enzyme urease that converts urea to ammonia
and carbon dioxide
Fe+3
micro
– component of enzymes and proteins as well as
the synthesis of chlorophylls and cytochromes
MoO4-2
micro
– part of NO3 reductase and nitrogenase