mineral nutrition Flashcards

1
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total no of elements and how much are essential

A

toal- 60
essential 17

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2
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criteria for essentiality

A
  • plant cant complete its life cycle without it
  • it cant be replaced
  • involved in metabolism
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3
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types of essential elements

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  1. based on source
    mineral (derived from soil)- mostly
    non mineral- derived from co2 and h20
  2. based on amount needed
    micronutrient (100mg/kg)
    “Zebra Cubs Made My Boring Cat Jump, Quietly Craving Happy Moments”

Zebra: Zn for Zinc
Cubs: Cu for Copper
Made: Mn for Manganese
My: Mo for Molybdenum
Boring: B for Boron
Cat: Cl for Chlorine
Jump: Fe for Iron
Quietly: Co for Cobalt
Craving: Cr for Chromium
Happy: H for Hydrogen
Moments: Mg for Magnesium

macronutrient(1kmg/kg)
Coffee Provides Necessary Elements For Growing Strong and Healthy Plants”

Coffee: C for Carbon
Provides: P for Phosphorus
Necessary: N for Nitrogen
Elements: K for Potassium
For: Fe for Iron
Growing: Mg for Magnesium
Strong: S for Sulfur
and: A for Aluminum
Healthy: H for Hydrogen
Plants: P for Potassium

Based on functions

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4
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what are primary and secondary nutrients

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primary- N PH K
usually less in soil cause plant use in high amount

secondary- Ca Mg S
highly present in soil

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5
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mobile and immobile elements

A

mobile- can move
deficiency first in older leaves
deficiency first in younger leaves
N
Ph
Mo
K

immobile
Ca
B
Fe

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6
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ammonification

A

organic form of N to ammonia

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7
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nitrification

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ammonia to nitrite (oxi) NO2
by nitrosomonas, nitrosospira, nitrosococcus.
nitrite to nitrate NO3
by nitrospira, nitrobacter, nitrococuus

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8
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denitrification

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nitrate to N2
by pseudomonads in anaerobic condition

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9
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anammox bacteria

A

ammonia to N2 in single step

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10
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nitrogen fixation

A

N2 to ammonia

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11
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how does plant takes up nitrate

A

nitrate proton symportors
against conc gradient uptake possible by proton gradient

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12
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how does plant take up ammonia

A

ammonia channel
proton-ammonium symporters
ammonium uniporters

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13
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assimilation in plants

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nitrate to nitrite (nitrate reductase)
nitrite to ammonium (nitrite reductase)
ammonia to amino acids (to prevent ammonium toxicity)+

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14
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Non biological nitrogen fixation and biological nitrogen fixation

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Non biological - N2 to nitrate
Biological N2 to ammonia

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15
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How much ammonium 1 N2 gives? Ans no of electrons used

A

2 NH3

6-8 electrons

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16
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Electron donor in nitrogen fixation

A

Ferredoxin

17
Q

How much atp required to reduce 1 N2

A

16 ATP

18
Q

Nitrogen fixation occurs in aerobic or anaerobic conditions

A

Anerobic

19
Q

Example of free living nitrogen fixing bacteria

A

Azotobactor
Azospirullum
Clostridium
Rhodospirillum
Pseudomonas

20
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Symbiotic nitrogen fixing bacteria

A

Form nudules w roots like leguminius plant
Eg rhizobium
Bradyrhizobium
Azorhiboium
Frankia

Stem nodule formed by - sesbania

Non nodule forming but in symbiotic r/s
Azolla leaf
Cynobacteria
Anabaena