Biology, asked by ishanaggar1637, 1 year ago

What is the function of sodium in plants?

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Sodium is a mineral that is generally not needed in plants. A few varieties of plants need sodium to help concentrate carbon dioxide, but most plants use only a trace amount to promote metabolism

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