Explain the role of macronutrients found in plants......
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The plant has several macro-nutrients like potassium, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and calcium. Macro-nutrients play a pivotal role in growth and development of a plant. Different macro-nutrients assist in different metabolic processes. They increase the quality of the crops. Phosphorus is also a part of phospholipids, substances that make up the cell membrane. Similarly, nitrogen is also a component of amino acids and also chlorophyll, the pigment that lends plants' leaves there familiar green colour.
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Macronutrient plays a v. important role in plant growth and development.there are 9 types of macronutrients. some major macro nutrients are : Nitrogen helps in formation of amino acids.it also helps in photosynthesis.phosphorous helps in cell division energy storage and enlargement carbon forms the backbone of most plants biomolecules protein etc.hydrogen helps in building sugar and building the plant. potassium serves as activator of enzyme used in photosynthesis and respiration
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