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Nitrogen in fertilizers is important because it helps:
Nitrogen in fertilizers is important because it helps:
A. Strengthen cell walls
B. Promote vegetative growth
C. Increase flower production
D. Enhance fruit coloring
Explanation:
Nitrogen is essential for leaf and stem growth.
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