The concentration of elements such as carbon and nitrogen in plants isA. Above 10 millimole `kg^(-1)` of dry matterB. Less than 10 millimole ` kg ^(-1) ` of dry matterC. Equal to 10 millimole ` kg ^(-1) ` of dry matter.D. Between 1 - 10 millimole ` g ^(-1)` of dry matter.

The concentration of elements such as carbon and nitrogen in plants is

1.	The concentration of elements such as carbon and nitrogen in plants isA. Above 10 millimole `kg^(-1)` of dry matterB. Less than 10 millimole ` kg ^(-1) ` of dry matterC. Equal to 10 millimole ` kg ^(-1) ` of dry matter.D. Between 1 - 10 millimole ` g ^(-1)` of dry matter.
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The concentration of elements such as carbon and nitrogen in plants isA. Above 10 millimole `kg^(-1)` of dry matterB. Less than 10 millimole ` kg ^(-1) ` of dry matterC. Equal to 10 millimole ` kg ^(-1) ` of dry matter.D. Between 1 - 10 millimole ` g ^(-1)` of dry matter.

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