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What substance increases plant growth?
Fertiliser
How does food affect plant?
it increases its growth
How does plant food affect algae?
it increases its growth
What natural disaster led to a man made disaster at the fukushima power plant in japan in 2011?
A tsunami
What the effect of ethylene?
Ethylene is a plant hormone that increases the speed of plant growth and ripening
What is the effect of ethylene?
Ethylene is a plant hormone that increases the speed of plant growth and ripening
What chemical increases the growth of algal bloom?
A plant called Centame
What natural disaster struck japan in2011?
by an earth quick and a tsunami an the nuclear plant
Where does phosphate, a vital nutrient for plant growth, originate from in the natural environment?
Phosphate, a key nutrient for plant growth, originates from rocks and minerals in the natural environment.
What happens to water systems when nitrates and phosphates increase?
Plant and algae growth increases
How do some sprays made from plant extracts increases the Nitrogen uptake capacity of a crop?
Natural plant regulators/ stimulant are made from plant extracts, such as those produced from seaweed (kelp) and Cassava (amongst others). These formulations contain natural growth regulators such as auxins and cytokinin, they also contain fairly high concentrations of micro-elements. These elements stimulate growth in the plant, the increased growth then enables the plant to process and absorb more Nitrogen (as well as other elements), resulting in higher yields and fruit production. The regulator normally provides the stimulus for growth, yield is ultimately dependant on what fertilisers are then applied to support the stimulated growth, or what nutrients the soil contains.
What statement best characterizes primary growth?
Primary growth is characterized by the growth in length of a plant, primarily occurring at the apical meristems. This type of growth allows the plant to increase in height and produce new leaves, stems, and roots through cell division and elongation.
