Trace Elements

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What is Trace Elements?

The Uses of Trace Elements

trace elements (micronutrients; oligoelements) are usually inorganic, are considered essential to plant and animal nutrition in trace concentrations. The value of their topical application through cosmetic preparations is not clear, although some sources indicate a potential moisturization value.

Agricultural Uses

Micronutients, also known as trace elements, are eight in number - Cl, Fe, Mn, B, Zn, Cu, Mo and Ni. These are required in small or trace quantities and perform a variety of essential functions in plant metabolism. Most of them are constituents of enzymes.
There are a few additional trace elements which are non-essential but beneficial to plants. To this category belong sodium, iodine, strontium, fluorine, vanadium and bromine.

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