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Essential elements are

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Absorbed from soil

B
Manufactured during photosynthesis

C
Produced by enzymes

D
Produced by growth horomones

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Except carbon, hydrogen and oxygen; all other essential elements be they macro-nutrients or micro-nutrients are absorbed from soil. The essential mineral elements cannot be produced by plants and must be obtained from external sources.
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Essential elements are
Updated OnOct 19, 2023
TopicMineral Nutrition
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11
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