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What is the primary function of nitrogen in plant growth?
What is the primary function of nitrogen in plant growth?
- To enhance the production of chlorophyll and other pigments
- To promote root growth and development
- To regulate the transport of water and nutrients in the plant
- To facilitate the synthesis of proteins, hormones, and enzymes (correct)
What is the consequence of excessive nitrogen in plants?
What is the consequence of excessive nitrogen in plants?
- Increased water absorption and transport
- Enhanced fruit and flower production
- Delayed flowering and fruiting (correct)
- Increased root growth and development
What is the primary function of magnesium in plant growth?
What is the primary function of magnesium in plant growth?
- To regulate the transport of water and nutrients in the plant
- To facilitate the synthesis of proteins and enzymes
- To promote the growth of stems and leaves
- To act as a structural component of chlorophyll and facilitate photosynthesis (correct)
What is the main difference between organic and inorganic fertilizers?
What is the main difference between organic and inorganic fertilizers?
What is the consequence of a magnesium deficiency in plants?
What is the consequence of a magnesium deficiency in plants?
What is the primary characteristic of inorganic fertilizers?
What is the primary characteristic of inorganic fertilizers?
What is a consequence of excessive application of inorganic fertilizers on soil?
What is a consequence of excessive application of inorganic fertilizers on soil?
What is a problem associated with the storage and application of some nitrogen fertilizers?
What is a problem associated with the storage and application of some nitrogen fertilizers?
What can happen to ecosystems due to the high solubility of inorganic fertilizers?
What can happen to ecosystems due to the high solubility of inorganic fertilizers?
Why is it recommended to calculate soil nutrient content and crop requirements before applying inorganic fertilizers?
Why is it recommended to calculate soil nutrient content and crop requirements before applying inorganic fertilizers?
What can be a consequence of excessive organic fertilizer use?
What can be a consequence of excessive organic fertilizer use?
