Practice mode Agronomy

What happens to plants when they are deficient in phosphorus?

Correct answer D. All the above

Explanation

Phosphorus is needed for ATP, nucleic acids and cell division, so a shortage stunts roots, delays maturity and reduces flowering and fruit set.

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