The Nutrient Magnesium in Soil and Plant: A Review

Magnesium is the triennial most abundant fundamental metal in the Earth's coating and is in the direction of many rock minerals and in water containing salt. In the soil, it appears in the concerning ancient culture form Mg2+, in solution and as an interchangeable cation. After assimilation, Mg2+ is transported from the ancestries to the aerial part through the interior of the plant, bestowing this process the name of translocation. In plants, magnesium plays a fundamental act for progress and development, engaging in a series of main processes for the metabolism of the plant, in the way that the establishment of the chlorophyll molecule, apart from acting as an concerned with atom and molecule change activator. Thus, likely the significance of the magnesium nutrient, the objective concerning this review is to present the main facets of this fiber in the soil and the functions acted in plants.

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