In a Typical Approach to Identifying Essential Elements in Plants

question 36

Multiple Choice

In a typical approach to identifying essential elements in plants, a plant growing hydroponically in a solution containing all known nutrients is transplanted to a solution _______.This approach is most effective at detecting nutrients needed in _______ amounts.

• A) lacking a single potential nutrient; small
• B) lacking a single potential nutrient; large
• C) lacking all known nutrients; small
• D) lacking all known nutrients; large
• E) having a single potential nutrient; small

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