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Plant Nutrients
• Plants require 16 essential elements
for plant growth.
– Macronutrients :
a. C, H, O : come from air and water
b. N, P , K : primary macronutrients
c. Ca, Mg, S : Secondary macronutrients
– Micronutrients
• Zn, Cu, Fe, Mn, B, Cl, Mo
-Unsur hara
esensial
-Unsur hara
Fungsional
-Unsur hara
makro
- Unsur hara
mikro
Nutrient Cycle
•Soil And Plant Relations
–Uptake of the essential elements is
controlled by the availability of the
nutrients and by the proximity to the
root surface
–Nutrients are supplied to the root
surface in 3 ways
•Root Interception
•Mass flow
•Diffusion
Nutrient Absorb
•Root Interception
– root moves through the soil and comes into contact with the
nutrient on the colloid.
– generally not very important because the root only comes into
contact with 1-2% of the total soil volume.
•Mass flow
– nutrients move to the root with water.
– most important with nutrients that will easily flow with the water.
N may be taken up by mass flow
•Diffusion
– concentration gradients are set up around the root surfaces and
the soil farther away. In response to this gradient the nutrients
move towards the plant root. For most cations this is the most
important form of movement.
•for nutrients like P and K this is the most important form of
uptake.
•the addition of fertilizer will increase the gradient and increase
uptake.
Carbon (C)