Chapter 9: Plant Nutrients 9:1 Important Facts to Know

Jul 09, 2012

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. Questions: 1, 2, 4 and 5, 8, 15@ 2 pts = 12 ptsDue: Monday 1 November 2010. Homework Chapter 9. Plants need at least 17 essential elements: C, H and O from CO2 and H2O; six others are called macronutrients (3 primary, 3 secondary), 8 more are micronutrients. Several others are either necessa

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Chapter 9: Plant Nutrients 9:1 Important Facts to Know

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Chapter 30.1

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Chapter 29 Plant Nutrition and Soil

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Chapter 23: Roots, Stems, and Leaves

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Plant Structure and Function

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Chapter 10

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Grains

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