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2. "Plant Nutrition"
is the study of
the Chemical
elements &
compounds
necessary for
plant growth,
plant
metabolism &
their external
supply.
3. Essential nutrients for plant growth
Introduction
Plants require certain elements for their
normal growth when any of these elements are
not available to plants, it will develop definite
deficiency symptoms.