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  • List elements required by plants,Classify elements required by plants based on the amount needed,Relate the effects of macronutrient deficiency in plants.Explain the function of each macronutrient in plants,State the function of micronutrients & effects of micronutrient deficiency in plants.

  • Plants require raw materials such as w,c. And mineral nutrients to form organic substancesM Are essential chemical elements required by plants to achieve optimal growth and development.Minerals that are needed by plants can be divided into m and m..Macronutrients are elements needed in l. Quantities. These macronutrients are .(N),...(P),(K),(Ca),.(Mg) and .(S).(C),(H) and ..(O) are macronutrients that can be easily obtained from.. In the atmosphere and. from the soil.The remaining mineral elements are obtained in the form of inorganic ions from the ..Micronutrients are elements needed in s. amounts. These micronutrients are .(B),..(Cu), .(Fe),.(Mn), Molybdenum(Mo) and(Zn).

    ICRONUTRIENTSATERO2INERAL NUTRIENTSACRONUTRIENTSARGENITROGENPHOSPHORUSPOTASSIUMCALCIUMMAGNESIUMSULPHURCARBONOXYGENHYDROGENSOILWATERMALLCO2BORONCOPPERFERUMMAGANESEZINC

  • 8. To determine which elements are required for normal growth , plant seedlings are grown in a complete culture solution, also known as . 9. Content of . Solution are :

    10. Macronutrients and micronutrients are involved in the synthesis of chemical substances essential for the healthy growth of plants11. They are also required for the various m... Processes which take place in plants.12. The absence of one or more of these nutrients can lead to m...d... in plants13. The symptoms of minerals deficiency depend on the function of the mineral in the plants

    ETABLOLICINERALIFIENCYKNOPSKNOPS SOLUTION

    Calcium nitrate (Ca(NO3)2)0.8gPotassium nitrate0.2gPotassium dihydrogen phosphate (KH2PO4)0.2gMagnesium sulphate(MgSO4)0.2gFerum(III) phosphate(FePO4)traceDistilled water1000cm3

  • MacronutrientsFunctionsEffects of deficiency1. NitrogenA major component of proteins, nucleic acid, chlorophyll and enzymes for photosynthesis and resipration.Important for rapid growth of stem and leafIncreases seed and fruit yieldsStunted growthChlorosis in which the synthesis ofChlorophyll is inhibited, results in pale yellow bases2. PhosphorusSynthesis of nucleic acid, ATP and phospholipids of plasma membrane.Acts as a coenzyme in photosynthesis and respiration.Poor root growthFormation of dull,dark green leavesRed or purple spots on old leaves.

  • Macronutrients FunctionsEffects of deficiency3. PotassiumProtein synthesisCarbhohydrate metabolism A cofactor for many enzymesMaintains turgidity in plants.Reduced protein synthesisYellow-edged leavesPremature death of plants4. CalciumA major constituent of the middle lamella of cell walls.Formation of spindle fibres during the cell division.Stunded growth Leaves become distorted and cuppedAreas between leaf veins become yellow.

  • MacronutrientsFunctionsEffects of deficiency5. MagnesiumThe main structural component of the pigment chlorophyllActivates many plant enzymes.Involve in carbohydrate metabolismYellowing of the regions between the veins of mature leaves.Red spots on leaf surfaces.Leaves become cupped.Areas between leaf veins become yellow.6. SulphurA component of certain amino acids.A constituent of vitamin B and some coenzymes.General yellowing of the affected leaves or the entire plant.

  • ERISTEMSHLOROPHYLLTUNTED

    MicronutrientsFunctionsEffects of deficiencyBoronAids in calcium lon uptake by roots and translocation of sugarInvolved in carbohydrate metabolismAids in the germination of pollen grainRequired for normal mitotic cell division in the mActs as a cofactor for c...... synthesisDeath of terminal budsAbnormal plant growthLeaves become thick, curled and brittleCopperAn important component of enzymesInvolved in nitrogen metabolism and photosynthesisImportant for reproductive growth and flower formation Death of tips of young shoots Brown spots appear on terminal leaves Plants are s..

    FerumA cofactor in the synthesis of chlorophyllEssential for young growing plants* Yellowing of young leaves

  • MicronutrientsFunctionsEffects of deficiencyManganeseAn activator of enzymes in photosynthesis , respiration and also nitrogen metabolismA network of green veins on a light green backgroundBrown or grey spots between the veinsMolybdenumInvolved in nitrogen fixationReduction of nitrates during protein synthesisChlorosis in the areas between the veins of mature leavesPale green leavesReduction in crop yeildsZincFormation of leavesSynthesis of auxinActs as a cofactor in carbohydrate metabolismMottled leaves with irregular areas of chlorosisRetarded growth

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