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Card 16
Front
Describe an experiment in which you could use soils without key nutrients to observe deficiency diseases.
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Card 17
Front
Describe how plants might protect themselves from infection.
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Card 18
Front
Explain the consequences to a plant that has discoloured leaves because of infection by the tobacco mosaic virus.
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Card 19
Front
Suggest why the tobacco mosaic virus is an important plant disease.
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Card 20
Front
Name the deficiency disease caused by plants not absorbing enough magnesium.
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Card 21
Front
Suggest the general symptoms that you might expect to find in a plant infected with a disease.
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Card 22
Front
Suggest some ways in which gardeners might identify diseases.
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Card 23
Front
Give the names of two plants that possess naturally occurring antibacterial compounds.
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Card 24
Front
Name the compound in foxglove that is used to treat irregular or fast heartbeat.
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Card 25
Front
Explain why the Passiflora plant has evolved to have spots on its leaves.
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