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Shyann Blair
4 March, 16:19
Why do plants need the element nitrogen
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Jake Hull
4 March, 17:05
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Nitrogen is a major component by which plants use sun energy to produce sugars from water and carbon dioxide. (It is also a major component of amino acids)
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