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27-09-2016
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How do plants get phosphorus?

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27-09-2016

Phosphorus uptake by plants. Plants take up phosphorus from the soil solution as orthophosphate ion: either HPO4-2 or H2PO4-. The proportion in which these two forms are absorbed is determined by the soil pH, when at higher soil pH more HPO4-2 is taken up.

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