What is the use of inorganic salts in plants? How is it discharged
Not just light plants, for the body, the inorganic salts are essential. Can provide the necessary elements, including a large number of elements C, H, O, N, S, P, K, Ca, Mg. Trace elements Fe, Mn, B, Zn, Cu, Mo, Cl, Ni, etc. For plants, inorganic salts are also essential. The inorganic salts provide C, H, O are the essential elements of the constituents of the carbohydrate, N is the essential element that constitutes the protein, P is the essential element that constitutes ATP and DNA, and so on, including trace elements such as: B, Will cause the plants to flow only without fruit. These elements may be provided in the form of inorganic salts. So inorganic salts are necessary for plants. On the issue of discharge. Plants will use these elements, C, H, O synthetic carbohydrates, in the role of respiration when the decomposition of carbon dioxide and water to the nature of the. Plants also store oil and fat, protein, such as peanut oil and protein content is high. In general, the plant is the inorganic salt into organic matter and stored, through the decomposition of part of the organic matter to breathe in the form of other inorganic substances. Apoptosis is also the way in which the inorganic salts it absorbs are discharged in the form of organic matter. In general, the inorganic salts absorbed by the plant are discharged in the form of other inorganic substances (respiration) or in the form of organic matter (apoptosis). Plants will use these inorganic salts.
Nitrogen is the constituent of chlorophyll, chlorophyll a and chlorophyll are all nitrogen compounds. Green plants for photosynthesis, so that light energy into chemical energy, the inorganic (carbon dioxide and water) into organic matter (glucose) is the role of chlorophyll. Glucose is the raw material for the synthesis of various organic substances in plants, and chlorophyll is the factory for the manufacture of "grain" for plant leaves. Nitrogen is also an integral part of vitamins and energy systems in plants. The transpiration of plants, taken away by water, is similar to human sweating
Plants need inorganic salts, just as people need trace elements, the growth of auxiliary organisms can be through the leaves of the surface of the pores, with the water discharged together
