Phosphorus is the second major nutrient needed for plant growth. Leaving aside nitrogen and potassium, how does the amount of phosphorus plants need compare with other nutrients?
Correct answer C. Greater quantities
Explanation
Phosphorus is a primary macronutrient. Only nitrogen and potassium are taken up in larger amounts, so compared with all the remaining essential elements, plants need phosphorus in greater quantities.
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