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A nutrient can be described as a substance which is used for the survival, growth and reproduction of an organism.
Three nutrients which plants require are:
NITROGEN (N): Nitrogen is important for growth and immunity. Without nitrogen, the plant will not be able to grow or produce immunity.
PHOSPHORUS (P): Strengthens root systems, capacity for seed creation, disease resistance, and pest prevention. Improves flowers and blooming. Also strengthens tissues and flavors in edibles and veggies. Without phosphorus, plants will not be able to produce sweet fruits.
CALCIUM
Strengthens and fortifies overall tissues everywhere. Also helps neutralize acidity, both within the plant and in its surrounding soil, for optimal health.
The carpals belong to appendicular skeletal system
When an object turns around it’s internal axis (the earth turns on its axis) its a rotation. When an object turns around an external object (earth going around the sun) is a revolution.
When the telomere becomes too short, the chromosome reaches a 'critical length' and can no longer be replicated.
