Until now, soil and
hydroponics growers have normally used fertilizers
and nutrient solutions based on only three major
elements: nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (NPK).
More recently, the agricultural and scientific
community has begun to recognize the importance
of micronutrients so that progressive growers
utilize up to 16 elements
(in red letters) in their plant nutrient
applications.
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by a plant’s roots. And, even though science has yet
to prove essential (to good health) all the elements
of the periodic table, sophisticated chemical
analysis is slowly beginning to uncover their roles
and functions in plant growth, one by one. It is
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can be described as the catalyst that activate
enzymes, and play a specific role in plant growth,
development and yield. Dr. Murray found that the
relative ratios between the elements remain the same
at different levels of concentration – and it is
this proper balance in OceanSolution™
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Atomic
Number |
Symbol |
Element |
1 |
H |
Hydrogen |
2 |
He |
Helium |
3 |
Li |
Lithium |
4 |
Be |
Beryllium |
5 |
B |
Boron |
6 |
C |
Carbon |
7 |
N |
Nitrogen |
8 |
O |
Oxygen |
9 |
F |
Fluorine |
10 |
Ne |
Neon |
11 |
Na |
Sodium |
12 |
Mg |
Magnesium |
13 |
Al |
Aluminum |
14 |
Si |
Silicon |
15 |
P |
Phosphorus |
16 |
S |
Sulfur |
17 |
Cl |
Chlorine |
18 |
Ar |
Argon |
19 |
K |
Potassium |
20 |
Ca |
Calcium |
21 |
Sc |
Scandium |
22 |
Ti |
Titanium |
23 |
V |
Vanadium |
24 |
Cr |
Chromium |
25 |
Mn |
Manganese |
26 |
Fe |
Iron |
27 |
Co |
Cobalt |
28 |
Ni |
Nickel |
29 |
Cu |
Copper |
30 |
Zn |
Zinc |
31 |
Ga |
Gallium |
32 |
Ge |
Germanium |
33 |
As |
Arsenic |
34 |
Se |
Selenium |
35 |
Br |
Bromine |
36 |
Kr |
Krypton |
37 |
Rb |
Rubidium |
38 |
Sr |
Strontium |
39 |
Y |
Yttrium |
40 |
Zr |
Zirconium |
41 |
Nb |
Niobium |
42 |
Mo |
Molybdenum |
43 |
Tc |
Technetium |
44 |
Ru |
Ruthenium |
45 |
Rh |
Rhodium |
46 |
Pd |
Palladium |
47 |
Ag |
Silver |
48 |
Cd |
Cadmium |
49 |
In |
Indium |
50 |
Sn |
Tin |
51 |
Sb |
Antimony |
52 |
Te |
Tellurium |
53 |
I |
Iodine |
54 |
Xe |
Xenon |
55 |
Cs |
Cesium |
56 |
Ba |
Barium |
57 |
La |
Lanthanum |
58 |
Ce |
Cerium |
59 |
Pr |
Praseodymium |
60 |
Nd |
Neodymium |
61 |
Pm |
Promethium |
62 |
Sm |
Samarium |
63 |
Eu |
Europium |
64 |
Gd |
Gadolinium |
65 |
Tb |
Terbium |
66 |
Dy |
Dysprosium |
67 |
Ho |
Holmium |
68 |
Er |
Erbium |
69 |
Tm |
Thulium |
70 |
Yb |
Ytterbium |
71 |
Lu |
Lutetium |
72 |
Hf |
Hafnium |
73 |
Ta |
Tantalum |
74 |
W |
Tungsten |
75 |
Re |
Rhenium |
76 |
Os |
Osmium |
77 |
Ir |
Iridium |
78 |
Pt |
Platinum |
79 |
Au |
Gold |
80 |
Hg |
Mercury |
81 |
Tl |
Thallium |
82 |
Pb |
Lead |
83 |
Bi |
Bismuth |
84 |
Po |
Polonium |
85 |
At |
Astatine |
86 |
Rn |
Radon |
87 |
Fr |
Francium |
88 |
Ra |
Radium |
89 |
Ac |
Actinium |
90 |
Th |
Thorium |
91 |
Pa |
Protactinium |
92 |
U |
Uranium |
93 |
Np |
Neptunium |
94 |
Pu |
Plutonium |
95 |
Am |
Americium |
Sources:
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
Research Institute
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Chemical Oceanography, Frank J.
Millero, 2nd Edition, 1997
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