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required for the formation of chlorophyll. other necessary elements include ca, na, fe, mn, b, cu, zn and co. deficiencies in a particular soil can be treated by the addition of appropriate fertilizers. figure in the th century, john lawes and henry gilbert began a series of field experiments to examine
farmyard manure. by kind permission of rothamsted research ltd. nutrients plant roots need to take up nutrient elements from the soil solution usually as positively or negatively charged ions, which must be present in the soil. nitrogen is taken up by most plants, other than legumes, in only two forms...
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