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Introduction
Introduction
Essential mineral elements
Essential mineral elements
Role of micro and macronutrients
Role of micro and macronutrients
Deficiency symptoms of essential elements
Deficiency symptoms of essential elements
Toxicity of micronutrients
Toxicity of micronutrients
Mechanism of absorption of elements
Mechanism of absorption of elements
Translocation of solutes
Translocation of solutes
Soil as reservoir of essential elements
Soil as reservoir of essential elements
Nitrogen cycle
Nitrogen cycle
Biological nitrogen fixation
Biological nitrogen fixation
Symbiotic nitrogen fixation and nodule formation
Symbiotic nitrogen fixation and nodule formation
Class 11 Biology Mineral Nutrition
Introduction
Introduction
All living organisms require both organic and inorganic nutrients for their growth and development.
In 1860, Julius von Sachs demonstrated that plants could be grown to maturity in a defined nutrient solution in complete absence of soil.
The technique of growing plants in a nutrient solution is known as
hydroponics
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Hydroponics has been successfully employed as a technique for the commercial production of vegetables such as tomato, seedless cucumber and lettuce.
Fig. Hydroponics
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