Mineral Nutrition Of Plants Flashcards

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What is nutrient element

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Is one that is required to complete the lifecycle of an organism

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2
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Soil nutrient element which are distributed in different discrete chemical forms exists in which state

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Dynamic equilibrium

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3
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“Soil available from of a nutrient is that fraction whose variation in amount is responsible for significant changes in yield and response”This is given by

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Bray (1948)

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4
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Nutrient available to biological organism

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Bioavailable nutrient

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5
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Mineral elements which stimulate plant growth but are not Essential but only essential for a few plant is called

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Beneficial element

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Beneficial element example

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Silicon,sodium, aluminium,cobalt,selenium,vanadium

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7
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Functional nutrient termed by

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Nicholas 1961

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8
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What is the definition of functional element

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That plays role in plant metabolism

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9
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Trace elements

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Element found in low concentrations
Less than 1 ppm

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10
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Tracer element

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Radioisotope or stable isotope of an element used for tracing its path in a system to study it’s mechanism of its interaction with the system

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11
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Heavy metal

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Metal having specific gravity 5.0 or having atomic number higher than 20

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12
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Any metal higher than calcium is a which metal

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Heavy metal

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13
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Nutrient content

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Concentration of nutrient or its amount per unit weight of a plant tissue is termed as nutrient content

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14
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How to convert percentage to ppm

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By multiplying with 10^ 4

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15
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Nutrient accumulation

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Storage of a nutrient in a part of portion of the plant is called nutrient accumulation

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Nutrient uptake

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Amount of nutrient taken up by the growing crops from either the soil or other source is called nutrient uptake.

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17
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Nutrient removal

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The nutrient contained in the harvested portion of the crop is termed as the nutrient removed.

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18
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Essential nutrients

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Elements needed by the plant without which it will not be able to survive.

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19
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Criteria of essentiality given by

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Arnon and stout (1939)

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20
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Essential nutrients

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C,H,O,N,P,K,Ca,Mg,S,Fe,Mn,Zn,Cu,B,Mo,Cl,Ni

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21
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Latest addition to the list of Essen nutrients are done in

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1987

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22
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Micronutrients

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Required in less quantities

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23
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Macronutrients e

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C,H,O,N,P,K, Ca,Mg,S

24
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H and O contains how much amount of the plant dry matter

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Primary nutrients
Required in larger amount(NPK)
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Secondary nutrient
Required in moderate amount (Ca,Mg,S)
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Micronutrients
Which are required in relatively smaller quantities
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Example of micronutrients
Fe,Mn,Zn,Cu,B,Mo,Cl,Ni
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Examples of micronutrients anion
B,Mo,Cl
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Examples of micronutrients cation
Fe,Mn,Zn,Cu,Ni
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Nitrogen is absorbed by plant roots as
NO3-
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In case of rice nitrogen is absorbed as
NH4+
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Concentration of Nitrogen
1-5%(10000-50000 ppm or mg/kg)
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Which nutrient is most often deficient in soil
Nitrogen
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Which is a major component of plant cell and cell wall
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The latter contains
5% N
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Which is an essential component of amino acid, protein, nucleic acid,porphyrins,flavins,purines,pyrimidines, nucleotides
Nitrogen
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Nitrogen containing chlorophyll in the presence of solar energy fixes atmospheric CO2 as
Carbohydrates
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What is responsible for the transfer of genetic code to the offspring
Nitrogen
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Which nutrient improves the quality of leafy vegetables
Nitrogen
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Which fertilization improves protein quality of the food grain and by enhancing which proportion
Nitrogen(glutamic acid,proline,phenylalanine,cystine, methionine,and tyrosine )
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What are the things whose amount can be decreased by using nitrogen
lysine, histidine,arginine, aspartic acid , aspartic acid,threonine, glycine,valine and leucine
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Plant having how much percentage of nitrogen are regarded as nitrogen deficient
Less than 1%
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Main symptoms of Nitrogen deficiency
Stunted growth
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Nitrogen deficiency symptoms first occurs in
Older leaves(light green to pale yellow coloration- through proteolysis)
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Reduction in crop yield,protein content and flowering are associated with
N-deficiency
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Succulence of the plant increases by
Large nitrogen availability
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Which is the second most abundant mineral in human body
Phosphorous
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Plant absorb phosphorus as
Dehydrogen orthophosphate ion (H2PO4)
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Under neutral to alkaline environment phosphorous is taken up as
Monohydrogen orthophosphate (HPO4 ^2-)
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P gets absorbed in which organic form
Nucleic acid and phytins
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In normal p sufficient plant p content varies from
0.1-0.4% by weight which is 1/5th to 1/10th of N and K
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Which are the energy currency of the cell
Atp and Adp
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Energy stored by ATP
12 Kcal energy per mole contained in two pyrophosphate bond between 3 p molecules
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Which is designated as p deficient
0.1% or 100 ppm
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Why p easily translocate from older tissue to meristematic tissue
Because of the faster mobility in plant