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Functions as an enzyme cofactor and is necessary for chlorophyll synthesis.

Involved in osmosis, the ionic balance necessary for photosynthesis and cell division.

Essential for nitrogen fixation in legumes and involved in various enzyme reactions.

Beneficial for some plants, particularly C4 and CAM plants for osmoregulation and metabolic processes.

Not essential and can be toxic at high levels, affecting root growth and nutrient uptake.

It's crucial for enzyme systems involved in nitrogen fixation and assimilation.

Important for enzyme systems that regulate early growth stages and the synthesis of plant hormones.

Regulates osmotic balance, activates enzymes, and is important for resistance to drought and disease.

Strengthens cell walls, enhancing plant strength and resistance to pests and diseases.

Required for iron absorption, enzymatic activity, and nitrogen metabolism.

Essential for protein synthesis and chlorophyll formation. Promotes leafy growth.

Integral for amino acids, proteins, enzymes, and vitamins. It also helps in chlorophyll formation.

Important for cell wall structure, cell division, and signalling.

Required for cell wall formation and stability, and is involved in cell division and protein synthesis.

Important for energy transfer as it is a part of ATP; critical for root development.

Can play a role in anti-oxidant defense and may protect against environmental stress and predators.

Central component of chlorophyll molecule and is crucial for photosynthesis.

Essential for the formation of chlorophyll and is necessary for many enzyme functions.

Non-essential and can be highly toxic, leading to reduced growth and impaired photosynthesis.