What is the importance of Iron in plants?

  • A
    It is a structural component of cell walls.
  • B
    It is essential for the formation of chlorophyll.
  • C
    It is involved in the synthesis of $DNA$.
  • D
    It acts as a primary source of energy.

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Match List-$I$ with List-$II$:
List-$I$List-$II$
$A$. Iron$I$. Synthesis of auxin
$B$. Zinc$II$. Component of nitrate reductase
$C$. Boron$III$. Activator of catalase
$D$. Molybdenum$IV$. Cell elongation and differentiation

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Match Column-$I$ and Column-$II$.
Column-$I$Column-$II$
$a$. To maintain the ribosome structure$i$. Boron
$b$. The anion-cation balance in cells$ii$. Magnesium
$c$. Carbohydrate translocation$iii$. Chlorine
$d$. Constituent of vitamin biotin$iv$. Potassium
$v$. Sulphur

$Manganese$ is essential for the water-splitting reaction in photosynthesis.

Identify the odd one out among the following elements based on their mobility in plants.

Which of the following is essential for the normal growth of $C_4$ plants?

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