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What are the effects of inorganic salts on plant growth?

What are the effects of inorganic salts on plant growth?

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In addition to these three types of inorganic salts, plants also require many types of inorganic salts. Among them, the demand for some inorganic salts is very small, but they are in the life of the plant also plays a very important role. For example, the lack of inorganic salts containing Fe, fruit trees will be yellow leaf disease; lack of inorganic salts containing B, rape will be "flowers and not real" (only flowering fruit).
K: make the stem robust, promote starch formation. Lack of performance: stems weak, easy to lodging, leaves the edge and the tip was brown, and gradually dry.
P: to promote the development of seedlings and flowers open, so that the fruit, the seeds mature early. Lack of performance: the plant is particularly short, leaves were green, and purple.
N: promote cell division and growth, so that leaves grow lush. Lack of performance: plant thin and thin, leaves yellow, severe leaves were light brown.

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