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JAMB - Biology (2000 - No. 32)

The range at which soil essential elements concentration is recorded for optimal plant growth is marked

IV
III
II
I

Explanation

I - Lag phase II - log phase or exponential phase (Growth)  III - Stationary phase IV - Death phase

The range at which soil essential elements concentration is recorded for optimal plant growth is during the log phase, which is a phase of rapid growth in plants:

  • Log phase: This is the phase of rapid growth in plants.
  • Lag phase: This is the initial phase of growth when the rate of growth is very slow.
  • Stationary phase: This is the phase when the rate of growth starts decreasing and finally stops

Stationary / steady phase is where finally growth stops.

The range at which soil essential elements concentration is recorded for optimal plant growth is marked II. 

 

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