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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch35_1.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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key concept 35.1 Plants Require Nutrients life11e_ch35_2.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Plants require nutrients in different amounts life11e_ch35_3.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Deficiency symptoms reveal inadequate nutrition life11e_ch35_4.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Hydroponic experiments identified essential elements life11e_ch35_5.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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key concept 35.2 Plants Acquire Nutrients from the Soil life11e_ch35_7.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Plants rely on growth to find nutrients life11e_ch35_8.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Nutrient uptake and assimilation are regulated life11e_ch35_9.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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key concept 35.3 Soil Structure Affects Plant Nutrition life11e_ch35_11.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Soil provides anchorage and nutrients for plants life11e_ch35_12.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Soils form through the weathering of rock life11e_ch35_13.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Soils are the source of plant nutrition life11e_ch35_14.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Fertilizers add nutrients to soil life11e_ch35_15.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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key concept 35.4 Soil Organisms Increase Nutrient Uptake by Plant Roots life11e_ch35_17.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Plants send signals to soil organisms life11e_ch35_18.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Mycorrhizae expand the root system life11e_ch35_19.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Soil bacteria are essential in getting nitrogen from air to plant cells life11e_ch35_20.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Nitrogenase catalyzes nitrogen fixation life11e_ch35_21.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Biological nitrogen fixation does not always meet agricultural needs life11e_ch35_22.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Ammonia formation is the first step in nitrogen assimilation by plants life11e_ch35_23.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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key concept 35.5 Carnivorous and Parasitic Plants Obtain Nutrients in Unique Ways life11e_ch35_25.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Carnivorous plants supplement their mineral nutrition life11e_ch35_26.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Parasitic plants take advantage of other plants life11e_ch35_27.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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The plant–parasite relationship is similar to plant–fungus and plant–bacteria associations life11e_ch35_28.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch35_30.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch35_31.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch35_32.html57bf1677757a2e4b6f000000
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