Why is the root of a plant unable to absorb mineral salt from the soil if it’s given a poison that prevents respiration

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Azriz · Answer 1 · 2024-02-28T04:39:43+0000

Since the poison prevents respiration from occurring in the root, the energy needed to move mineral salts from the soil through the membranes of the root cells into the root cannot be made

Why is the root of a plant unable to absorb mineral salt from the soil if it’s given a poison that prevents respiration

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