Mineral Nutrition Flashcards

1
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Founder of hydroponics

A

Julius Von Sachs 1860

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2
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The technique of growing plant in nutrient solution instead of soil is known as

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Hydroponics

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3
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Number of essential elements

A

17

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4
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Elements on the basis of the quantity

A

Macronutrients and micronutrients

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5
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Examples of macronutrients

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Carbon , hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus, sulphur, potassium, calcium and magnesium

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6
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E.g. of micronutrients

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Fe, Mg, Cu,
Mo, Zn, B,
Cl, Ni

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7
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E.g. for beneficial elements

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Sodium,
Silicon,
Cobalt,
Selenium

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8
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Elements components of bio molecule and stir elements of cells

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C, H, O, N

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9
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Elements as energy related chemical compounds

A

Mg in chlorophyll and P in ATP

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10
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Elements which alter osmotic pressure

A

K plays an imp role in opening and closing of stomata

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11
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Mg acts as an activator of

A

Ribulose biphosphate carbolase -oxygenase

Phosphanol pyruvate carboxylase

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12
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The concentration of the essential element below which plant growth is retarded

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Critical concentration

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13
Q

Moderate decrease in nutrients causes

A

Deficiency

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14
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Moderate increase in nutrients causes

A

Toxicity

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15
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Loss of chlorophyll

A

Chlorosis

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16
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Death of tissues

17
Q

Chlorosis can lead to

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Yellowing of leaves

18
Q

E.g. of toxicity

A

Manganese toxicity

19
Q

The movement of ions in a cell

20
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Inward movement of ions into the cell

21
Q

The entry of ions to and from the symplast

A

Require energy ,

Active process

22
Q

Decomposition of organic nitrogen of dead plants and animals is known as

A

Ammonification

23
Q

Ammonia is oxidised to nitrite by

A

Nitrosomonas and Nitococcus

24
Q

Nitrite is further oxidised to nitrate with the help of which bacteria

A

Nitrobacter

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Type of nutrition of nitrogen fixing bacteria
Chemoautotrops
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The process by which nitrate present in the soil to nitrogen gas
Denitrification
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Denitrification is carried by which bacteria
Pseudomonas and Thiobacillus
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Free living nitrogen fixing bacteria but as symbionts
Frankia and Rhizobium
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Free living aerobic microbes are
Azotobacter and Beijernickia
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Free living/colonial anaerobic bacteria
Free living - Bacillus | Colonial- Rhodospirillum
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Rhizobium is seen in roots of
Leguminous plants | Such as alfalfa , sweet clover, sweet pea, lentils, garden pea etc .
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Frankia is seen in roots of
Non leguminous plants | Such as Alnus
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Nitrogen ash gets activated in the
Absence of oxygen