Willow trees (and other plants) require nutrition that can be obtained directly from which of the following fluids or atmospheric gases (according to the Belgian physiologist Jan Baptista van Helmont)? a sulfur-containing gas which we now designate as H2S (hydrogen sulfide) a nitrogen-containing gas which we now designate as N2 (diatomic nitrogen) C. a hydrogen-containing gas which we now designate as H2O (water vapor) an oxygen-containing gas which we now designate as SO2 (sulfur dioxide) a carbon-containing gas which we now designate as CH4 (methane gas)

Willow trees (and other plants) require nutrition that can be obtained directly from which of the following fluids or atmospheric gases (according to the Belgian physiologist Jan Baptista van Helmont)? a sulfur-containing gas which we now designate as H2S (hydrogen sulfide) a nitrogen-containing gas which we now designate as N2 (diatomic nitrogen) C. a hydrogen-containing gas which we now designate as H2O (water vapor) an oxygen-containing gas which we now designate as SO2 (sulfur dioxide) a carbon-containing gas which we now designate as CH4 (methane gas)

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Chapter21: Phytochemicals

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