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June 27, 2019 NitrogenNitrogen: Among the nutrients, nitrogen deficiency is felt most quickly. That's why nitrogen is one of the most important plant nutrients…Read more → June 27, 2019 Copper (Cu)Copper (Cu) Generally, copper deficiency is not common due to the presence of copper in many medicines. However, in lands newly opened to agriculture…Read more → June 27, 2019 Boron (B)Boron (B) Boron is in the form of unionized boric acid (BHCO)3 in the soil. The limits of boron deficiency and toxicity are within a very narrow window...Read more → June 27, 2019 Zinc (Zn)Zinc (Zn) Our country's soils generally have high pH and lime content. Zinc is low in this and similar soils...Read more → June 27, 2019 Phosphorus (P)Phosphorus (P) Phosphorus in rocks, minerals and organic substances breaks down and becomes free, and the plant produces these free phosphorus compounds.Read more → June 27, 2019 Calcium (Ca)Calcium (Ca) Calcium is taken up by plants as Ca+2 ion through root tips. Calcium ions enter all plant tissues…Read more → June 27, 2019 Sulfur (S)Sulfur (S) The source of sulfur that can be absorbed by plants is elemental sulfur and sulfur found in organic matter. The plants roared…Read more → June 27, 2019 Magnesium (Mg)Magnesium (Mg) Plants absorb magnesium in the form of Mg+2 ion. Magnesium is the central atom of chlorophyll and is vital in photosynthesis.Read more → June 27, 2019 Manganese (Mn)Manganese (Mn) The factor that most affects manganese uptake is soil pH. Manganese uptake increases 100 times for one unit pH change.Read more → June 27, 2019 Molybdenum (Mo)Molybdenum (Mo) is found in very low amounts in the soil and the needs of plants are also very low. Plants convert Molybdenum into Molybdate ion (Mo-2)...Read more → June 27, 2019 Potassium (K)Potassium (K) Potassium does not enter the plant structure much like nitrogen and phosphorus. It mostly makes itself felt in some vital events of the plant...Read more →