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Deficiency of nitrogen in plants mainly causes?
Unit-8 Plant Physiology
A Excessive flowering
B Stunted growth and yellowing of leaves
C Increased transpiration
D A thicker cuticle
Explanation

Nitrogen deficiency results in poor growth and chlorosis because nitrogen is needed for proteins and chlorophyll.

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