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Cambridge IGCSE Environmental Management practice

Which mineral ion is the main source of nitrogen for plants in soil?

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Soils for plant growth

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Which mineral ion is the main source of nitrogen for plants in soil?.

  1. A.Nitrate ions
  2. B.Phosphate ions
  3. C.Potassium ions
  4. D.Calcium ions

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Soil Factors Supporting Plant Growth

Soils contain mineral ions such as nitrate, phosphate, and potassium ions. They also have organic matter, varying pH levels, air and water content, and differ in drainage and ease of cultivation.

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    Explain Explain how mineral ions in soil support plant growth.

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