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What is the common element(s) found in plants?

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What is the common element(s) found in plants?

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  1. You sure you mean "element"?  

    Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen.  Found in all animals, too.


  2. Google led me to Wikipedia which says;

    Plants require specific elements for growth and, in some cases, for reproduction.

    Major nutrients include:

        * C = Carbon 450,000 ppm

        * H = Hydrogen 60,000 ppm

        * O = Oxygen 450,000 ppm

        * P = Phosphorus 2,000 ppm

        * K = Potassium 10,000 ppm

        * N = Nitrogen 15,000 ppm

        * S = Sulfur 1,000 ppm

        * Ca = Calcium 5,000 ppm

        * Mg = Magnesium 2000 ppm

    Minor Nutrients:

        * Fe = Iron 100 ppm

        * Mo = Molybdenum 0.1 ppm

        * B = Boron 20 ppm

        * Cu = Copper 6 ppm

        * Mn = Manganese 50 ppm

        * Zn = Zinc 20 ppm

        * Cl = Chlorine 100 ppm

  3. Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen etc

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