The essential elements for plant growth

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Element
Abbreviation
Source
Carbon
C
Air
Hydrogen
H
Water
Oxygen
O
Air/water
Nitrogen
N
Air/Soil
Phosphorus
P
Soil
Potassium
K
Soil
Sulfur
S
Soil
Calcium
Ca
Soil
Magnesium
Mg
Soil
Iron
Fe
Soil
Zinc
Zn
Soil
Manganese
Mn
Soil
Molybdenum
Mo
Soil
Boron
B
Soil
Copper
Cu
Soil

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