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Mineral Nutrition for Plant Health
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Mineral nutrient is generally used to refer to an inorganic ion obtained from the soil and require in plant growth. The process of absorption, translocation and assimilation of nutrients by the plants is known as mineral nutrition. Plants, like all other living things, need food for their growth and development.
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