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1. Using plants to clean up pollution 10. Intake of Nutrients in the soil 9. CO₂ in atmosphere 2. Plants that store pollutants in tissue Plant 7. Bacterial conversion 8. Plants cannot use 3. Required in large amounts 5. Weathering 4. Required in trace amounts make available for plants 6. Usable by plants Match the answers below with concepts 1 to 10 in the diagram • • Macronutrients Phosphorous Nitrogen fixation Hyperaccumulators Micronutrients • • N2 gas • • Carbon fixation • Nitrates • Phytoremediation • lon exchange

1. Using plants to clean up pollution 10. Intake of Nutrients in the soil 9. CO₂ in atmosphere 2. Plants that store pollutants in tissue Plant 7. Bacterial conversion 8. Plants cannot use 3. Required in large amounts 5. Weathering 4. Required in trace amounts make available for plants 6. Usable by plants Match the answers below with concepts 1 to 10 in the diagram • • Macronutrients Phosphorous Nitrogen fixation Hyperaccumulators Micronutrients • • N2 gas • • Carbon fixation • Nitrates • Phytoremediation • lon exchange

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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1. Using plants to clean up pollution 10. Intake of Nutrients in the soil 9. CO₂ in atmosphere 2. Plants that store pollutants in tissue Plant 7. Bacterial conversion 8. Plants cannot use 3. Required in large amounts 5. Weathering 4. Required in trace amounts make available for plants 6. Usable by plants Match the answers below with concepts 1 to 10 in the diagram • • Macronutrients Phosphorous Nitrogen fixation Hyperaccumulators Micronutrients • • N2 gas • • Carbon fixation • Nitrates • Phytoremediation • lon exchange
Transcribed Image Text:1. Using plants to clean up pollution 10. Intake of Nutrients in the soil 9. CO₂ in atmosphere 2. Plants that store pollutants in tissue Plant 7. Bacterial conversion 8. Plants cannot use 3. Required in large amounts 5. Weathering 4. Required in trace amounts make available for plants 6. Usable by plants Match the answers below with concepts 1 to 10 in the diagram • • Macronutrients Phosphorous Nitrogen fixation Hyperaccumulators Micronutrients • • N2 gas • • Carbon fixation • Nitrates • Phytoremediation • lon exchange
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