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Micronutrient

Micronutrients are essential chemicals required by organisms in small quantities to perform various biogeochemical processes and regulate physiological functions of cells and organs. By enabling these processes, micronutrients support the health of organisms throughout life.

Sources and transport of micronutrients, Human micronutrient deficiencies & Natural abundances of micronutrients

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Natural abundances of micronutrients

Sources and transport of micronutrients

Human micronutrient deficiencies

Plant micronutrient needs

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Micronutrient

Nodes59
Edges58
Triples67
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033898
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Micronutrient

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related to Anthropogenic influences · 17
Micronutrient → Agricultural, Anthropogenic, Co, Cu, Deforestation, Fe, Fertilizer, Fossil, In, Industrial, Micronutrients, Mn, Mo, Ni, Similarly, The, Zn
related to Plant micronutrient needs · 9
Micronutrient → Alternatively, Examples, For, II, In, Inadequate, Mn, Plant Micronutrient Deficiencies, Plants
related to Human micronutrient deficiencies · 8
Micronutrient → American, In, Inadequate, National Health, Nutrition Examination Survey, One US, United States, Various
related to Natural abundances of micronutrients · 6
Micronutrient → Consumers, For, Most, Notable, Primary, The
see also · 5
Micronutrient → Ecology, Human, List, Mineral, Silicon
related to Natural cycling · 3
Micronutrient → Alternatively, Micronutrients, The
related to Zinc · 3
Micronutrient → Collectively, Fortification, Zinc

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micronutrients iron also soils deficiencies transport ecosystems producers processes trace zinc human manganese deficiency various health elements oceans anthropogenic atomic

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ironinstance ofmicronutrients most commonly take the form of trace elements0.80text
strontiuminstance ofmicronutrients most commonly take the form of trace elements0.80text
and manganeseinstance ofmicronutrients most commonly take the form of trace elements0.80text
from terrestrial soils to oceans via aeolian transport or fluvial transportinstance ofMicronutrients can physically exchange between reservoirs in various ways0.80text
from oceans to marine sediments via deposition of organic matterinstance ofMicronutrients can physically exchange between reservoirs in various ways0.80text
and from sediments to the geologic reservoir via lithificationinstance ofMicronutrients can physically exchange between reservoirs in various ways0.80text
through volcanism or hydrothermal vents.Anthropogenic influencesAnthropogenic industry unintentionally injects micronutrients into various ecosystems across the globeinstance ofmicronutrients can exit the geologic reservoir through tectonic processes0.80text
Zninstance ofFossil fuel combustion releases micronutrients0.80text
Feinstance ofFossil fuel combustion releases micronutrients0.80text
Niinstance ofFossil fuel combustion releases micronutrients0.80text
and Cu into the atmosphereinstance ofFossil fuel combustion releases micronutrients0.80text
surrounding soilsinstance ofFossil fuel combustion releases micronutrients0.80text

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