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The salts which are required for plant nutrition are?

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Answered by kartiktanwar7717

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The minerals required in the greatest amounts by plants (also called macroelements) are those containing the elements potassium, phosphorous and in particular nitrogen, (For example nitrate ions or nitrates are used by plants in the production of proteins such as enzymes, so they are important for plant growth)

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