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State what will happen if plants are supplied with:
(i) excess of sulphur.
(ii) low content of nitrogen.
(iii) excess of nitrogen.

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Excess of Sulphur:** - When plants are supplied with an excess amount of sulphur, it can lead to enhanced root development. - Additionally, the formation of nodules in the plant will increase. These nodules are often associated with nitrogen-fixing bacteria, which can be beneficial for the plant's nutrient uptake. 2. **Low Content of Nitrogen:** - If plants are provided with a low content of nitrogen, their growth will be adversely affected. ...
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