Absorption and Translocation of Elements
Absorption and Translocation of Elements: Overview
This topic covers concepts, such as, Soil as Reservoir of Essential Elements, Absorption of Minerals by simple diffusion, Protein-lecithin Theory & Factors Affecting Mineral Absorption etc.
Important Questions on Absorption and Translocation of Elements
According to carbonic acid exchange theory of mineral salt absorption by roots, which of the following is incorrect?
All elements are remobilized except
The condition for pure water having zero water potential is
Fertilizer contains
The function of soil is to
The mineral available to plant is mainly obtained from
A plant cell absorbs salts in:
Mass flow hypothesis explains
Which of the following scientist proposed protein-lecithin theory?
Initial phase of ion uptake
Ions are absorbed from the soil by
The most acceptable mechanism of phloem translocation is
Which statement is wrong
Which one of the following is correctly matched
Minerals are absorbed by a plant from the soil by a process:
The plant ash is an indication of
If the amount of an ion absorbed by a root hair cell at is and at is The amount of this ion absorbed actively should be
Active uptake of minerals by roots mainly depends on the:
Inorganic nutrients are present in the soil in the form of
Which of the following is supplied when nutrients are deficient in the soil?
