plant nutrients 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Fe in plants us taken up as

A

ferrous Ions Fe2+

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2
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concentration of Fe ions

A

100-500Mg/kg

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3
Q

iron is what metal and exhibits?

A

Transition, exhibits 2 oxidation states Fe(2) Fe(3) which forms a complex with organic ligands

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4
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functions of Fe

A
  1. constituent of two groups of proteins viz. a) heme proteins containing Fe porphyrin complex as a prosthetic group b) FeS protein in which S is coordinated to the thiol group of cysteine or to inorganic S: Ferrodoxin
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5
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function of Fe

A

synthesis and maintenance of Chlorophyll

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6
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Fe deficiency and symptoms

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50 ppm. interveinal chlorosis appearing first on the younger leaves with leaf margins and veins remaining green

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7
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Fe deficiency and symptoms

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50 ppm. interveinal chlorosis appearing first on the younger leaves with leaf margins and veins remaining green

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8
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Mn in plants in absorbed as

A

mn2+

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9
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Mn concentration

A

20-300ppm

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10
Q

Mn plays an important role in

A

Photosynthesis and detoxification of superoxide free radicals

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11
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what is the reason Mn is associated with adverse effects on photosynthesis and O2 evolution

A

it is an integral component of water splitting enzyme associated with PS-2

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12
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Mn is a constituent of

A

Mn-SOD( superoxide dismustase) which protects cells against deleterious effects of superoxide free radicals

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13
Q

Mn deficient plants contains mn

A

less than 25ppm

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14
Q

mn deficiency symptoms are more severe on

A

the middle leaf

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15
Q

mn deficiency in dicots

A

interveinal chlorosis with chlorotic and necrotic spots in the interveinal areas

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16
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deficiency symptoms of mn in monocots

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greenish grey spots, flecks and stripes on the more basal leaves

17
Q

symptoms of mN deficiency are popularly known as

A

grey specks of oats, speckled yellow of sugarbeet, harsh spot of peas, pahala bligh of sugarcane and frenching of tung trees.

18
Q

which enzyme is used as an indicator for zn deficiency

A

Carbonic anhydrase

19
Q

zn conc. in plants

A

27-150ppm

20
Q

Zn plays an important role in the stabilization and structural orientation

A

of the membrane proteins

21
Q

under Zn deficiency excessive translocation of which element occurs

A

P, which leads to P toxicity

22
Q

names of Sn deficiency

A

Khaira disease in India (Hadda-Pakistan, Akagara type2- Japan, Taya-Taya and Apaya pula in Philippines) white bud of maize, mottle leaf, frenching of citrus, little leaf of cotton

23
Q

Zn deficiency first occurs in

A

3-4weeks old seedlings when the young leaves develop reddish brown pigmentation

24
Q

Cu conc. in plants

A

5-30ppm

25
Q

Cu toxicity occurs when conc. is

A

between 20 and 100 ppm

26
Q

Cu helps

A

reduce male sterility and affects the nodulations of legumes

27
Q

most imp effects of Cu deficiency

A

male sterility, delayed flowering and senescence

28
Q

Cu deficiency symptoms

A

chlorosis of younger shoot tissues, white shoots, reclamation disease, die back

29
Q

molybdenum is taken up by plants as

A

molybdate ions (MoO42-)

30
Q

mo conc.

A

0.1-2ppm

31
Q

BNF is catalyzed by Mo containing enzyme

A

nitrogenase which directly transfers electron to N2

32
Q

what has been used as an indicator for Mo status in plant

A

Nitrate reductase

33
Q

Mo affects the formation and viability of________ and development of

A

pollens, anthers

34
Q

Mo deficiency appear as

A

chlorotic mottlings between the veins on old or middle leaves, all over the surface

35
Q

Mo deficient cauliflower plants exhibit

A

chlorotic mottling and cupping of leaves