Biology, asked by wipronreddy, 5 hours ago

Calcium translocation into shoot apex is inhibited due to toxicity of
(A) Mg
(B) Cu
(C) Mo
(D) Mo

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Answered by kapishsharma9234

Answer:

(A) Mg

Explanation:

In the shoot apex, manganese also inhibits calcium translocation. Therefore, in fact, excess manganese can induce iron, magnesium and calcium deficiencies. Chlorosis (pale or yellow colour), most extreme on younger leaves due to induced iron deficiency, is also often caused by manganese toxicity.

Answered by RiyaMohekar98

Answer:

(A) Mg

Explanation:

Calcium translocation into shoot apex is inhibited due to toxicity of Mg

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