Plants absorb sulphur in the form of

Question

Plants absorb sulphur in the form of (A)  SO4 from soil (B)  SO2 from air (C) Both [a] and [b] (D)  SO3 from soil

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Sulphur is absorbed as sulphate (SO4) . It is component of protoplasm and favours root formation. If there is deficiency of sulphur, chlorophyll formation is hindered, there is retardation of cell division, suppressing of fruit formation. It is essential for nodule formation in roots and is part of ferredoxin.

Q. Plants absorb sulphur in the form of

$S O_{4}$ from soil

$S O_{2}$ from air

Both [a] and [b]

$S O_{3}$ from soil

Q. Plants absorb sulphur in the form of

SO4​ from soil

SO2​ from air

Both [a] and [b]

SO3​ from soil

$S O_{4}$ from soil

$S O_{2}$ from air

$S O_{3}$ from soil