Write are the role of elements in Plants ?
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(1) Potassium:-It is present mostly in growing regions. It
helps to synthesize the carbohydrates and proteins. In its
absence leaves lose their colour and
Gradually wither.
(2)Calcium:- Occurs in cell wall. It promotes the growth of
plant. In its absence plant become stunted.
(3)Magnesium :-In the absence of magnesium chlorophyll is
not formed.
(4)Iron:-It is present in protoplasm associated with
plastids, Chlorophyll is not formed in its absence.
(5)Carbon:- It is the main elements in the plant body. It id
absorbed from atmosphere as carbon dioxide. There is regular
Circulation of CO2 and oxygen between green plants and
atmosphere.
(6)Nitrogen:- It id essential for growth.
In its absence leave become
yellowish. It is important constituent of protein,
Chlorophyll, and protoplasm
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Answer / hanna kim
General Functions of essential elements in plants
1. Constituents of Protoplasm and Cell walls.
C,H,O,N,S and P are very important and permanent constituents of the protoplasm and the cell wall. C,H, and O form most of the part of plant body. N is important constituent element of Proteins and Nucleic Acids, S of Proteins, and P of Nucleic Acids. Besides these, Mg is an important constituent of Chlorophyll while Ca is present in cell wall in the form of calcium pectate.
2. Influence on the Osmotic Pressure of plant cells.
Osmotic pressure and other osmotic relations of the plant cells are maintained de to the presence of organic compounds and mineral salts dissolved in the cell sap.
3. Catalytic Function.
Many elements like Fe, Cu, Zn, Mo, Mg, Mn, Cl, etc are required in catalytic amounts to carry to various enzymatic reactions in the cells. These elements may be a part of prosthetic group of the enzymes, or co-enzymes, or may act as activators.
4. Antagonistic or Balancing Function.
Some elements like K, Ca, Mg, etc, counteract the toxic effects of other mineral elements by maintaining ionic balance.
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