BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
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Author: Raven
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The nutrients can be defined as the ions, molecules or the chemical compounds which are required for the growth, development and proper functioning of the body. The nutrients required by the plants are either provided by the photosynthesis or by the soil.

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