Topic 1.3 - Macronutrients & Micronutrients Flashcards

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What does macronutrients mean?

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Large or large scale.

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What does micronutrients mean?

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Very tiny or small or small scale

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In plants what is Nitrogen essential in?

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  • Formation of proteins & chlorophyll

- Leaf & Stem germination

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In plants what is Phosphorus important in?

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  • Root & flower germination

- Cellular respiration & photosynthesis

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In plants what is Potassium critical in?

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  • Provocation or stimulation of early growth.
  • Starch and protein productionb and sugar movement
  • Disease resistance
  • Chlorophyll production and tuber structure
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In plants what is Magnesium necessary in?

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  • Formation of chlorphylll composition

- Photosynthesis

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In plants what is Calcium essential in?

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  • The structure of cell wall

- Cell division

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In plants what is Sulfur essential in?

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  • Manufacturing of fruits & grains
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In humans what is Nitrogen important in?

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  • Structure of proteins & nucleic acids found in all cells.
  • Germination and fixing of tissues.
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In humans what is Phosphorus essential in?

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  • Formation of bones, teeth, and DNA.

- Several metabolic reactions.

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In humans what is Potassium crucial in?

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  • Muscle deflation or contraction & nerve impulses.
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In humans what is Magnesium necessary in?

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  • Design of bones & teeth.

- Absoprtion of calcium & potassium.

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In humans what is Calcium important in?

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  • Formation of bones & teeth.
  • Blood clotting.
  • Muscle & Nerve Function.
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In humans what is Sulfur important in?

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  • Protein synthesis
  • Enzyme stimulation or activation
  • Detoxification
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