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Flashcards about Plant Nutrients
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Light, air, and water
Plants need more than these to survive.
Carbohydrates
A product of photosynthesis, along with water.
Soil
Plants take up nutrients from this source.
Non-mineral nutrients
Nutrients generally available to plants in sufficient quantities through air and water.
Primary macronutrients
Nutrients available through soil, but usually not through fertilizers.
Secondary macronutrients
Examples include Calcium, Magnesium, and Sulfur.
Micronutrients
Nutrients such as Nickel, Iron, and Boron.
Nutrient soil concentration
Determines growth or yield in plants.
Reduced growth
An effect when plants don't have enough nutrients.
Nitrogen
An essential part of chlorophyll.
Iron
Yellow leaves or leaves with green veins indicate a deficiency in this nutrient
Calcium
Stunted and misshapen new leaves are a sign of deficiency.
Nitrogen
Light green upper leaves and yellow leaves are a sign of deficiency.
Potassium
Leaes are Yellowish at edges and tips with dead spots
Magnesium
Lower leaves turning yellow from the outside
Zinc
Pale, narrow leaves that are SHORTER THAN USUAL
Plant and soil phosphate deficiency
Impacts livestock production.
Nitrogen
Important for NUCLEIC ACIDS such as DNA
Nitrogen
Inorganic and organic forms are used by plants.
Nitrate transporters (NRTs)
Function in nitrate absorption and transportation in plants