Biology · Plant Nutrition
Why are micronutrients important for plants?
- 1They support essential physiological functions even in small amounts✓
- 2They are exclusively required by indoor decorative plants
- 3They directly absorb all components of sunlight
- 4They significantly increase the physical size of the plant roots
Correct answer
They support essential physiological functions even in small amounts
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