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Plant Nutrients WALT – Explain what else a plant needs to grow WILF – Write the effects on the plants of deficiencies in N, P and K Text book questions 15- 17, pg 17 Scienctifica handout, qs 1-5, pg 57

Non Mineral Nutrients The Non-Mineral Nutrients are hydrogen (H), oxygen (O), & carbon (C). But a farmer cannot control the amount of these nutrients the plants in his field gets

Mineral Nutrients – 2 types Macronutrients – A lot of these are needed Micronutrients – A little of these are needed

Macronutrients – Needed in large amounts  nitrogen (N),  phosphorus (P), potassium (K). These major nutrients usually are lacking from the soil first because plants use large amounts for their growth and survival.  The secondary nutrients are calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), and sulfur (S)

Micronutrients – needed in small amounts boron (B),  copper (Cu),  iron(Fe),  chloride (Cl),  manganese (Mn), zinc(Zn). Recycling organic matter such as grass clippings and tree leaves is an excellent way of Replacing nutrients It is not important that you remember these – just interesting !

How are these nutrients transported from root to shoot? Nutrients are transported from root to shoot through......

How are these nutrients transported from root to shoot? Nutrients are transported from root to shoot through the XYLEM

How are the products of Photosynthesis transported from Shoot to the rest of the plant? The products of Photosynthesis are transported from Shoot to the rest of the plant through......

How are the products of Photosynthesis transported from Shoot to the rest of the plant? The products of Photosynthesis are transported from Shoot to the rest of the plant through the phloem

Deficiency Symptoms of the Macroelements Write the effects on the plants of deficiencies in N, P and K

Nitrogen Deficiency General chlorosis (yellowing) of the leaves. Older leaves showing symptoms first. N deficiency in potato

Phosphorous Deficiency Reduced plant size Darkened foliage with a purplish cast. P deficiency in corn

Potassium Deficiency Margins eventually turning brown. Symptoms develop on lower leaves first. K deficiency on red currant

What are the minerals that are absorbed through the roots used to produce?

Add to your drawing the uptake of minerals through the roots