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The primary plant food element that stimulates the growth of stems and leaves is


1. Calcium


2. nitrogen


3. phosphorus


4. potassium

nitrogen

Which of the following is NOT a primary plant food element?


1. Calcium


2. nitrogen


3. phosphorus


4. potassium

Calcium

A substance composed of only one type of atom is a(n)


1. compound


2. element


3. nutrient


4. phosphate

element

The word that means “a nourishing substance” is


1. compound


2. element


3. nutrient


4. phosphate



nutrient

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria convert atmospheric nitrogen into nitrogen compounds, including nitrates and


1. ammonia


2. nodule


3. oxide


4. potash

ammonia

general term for a substance containing two or more elements bonded together


1. compound


2. element


3. oxide


4. phosphates


5. phosphorus


6. potassium


7. nitrogen cycle

compound

main function is to contribute to the general health of a plant and improve disease resistance


1. compound


2. element


3. oxide


4. phosphates


5. phosphorus


6. potassium


7. nitrogen cycle

potassium

group of chemicals containing phosphorus bonded to oxygen and other elements


1. compound


2. element


3. oxide


4. phosphates


5. phosphorus


6. potassium


7. nitrogen cycle

phosphates

makes fruits “firm up” properly


1. compound


2. element


3. oxide


4. phosphates


5. phosphorus


6. potassium


7. nitrogen cycle

phophrus

system that movies nitrogen from the atmosphere to the soil and back


1. compound


2. element


3. oxide


4. phosphates


5. phosphorus


6. potassium


7. nitrogen cycle

nitrogen cycle