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https://pinova-meteo.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Voda-u-tlu.jpg1920800All life forms on Earth depend on water. Water is constantly absorbed or excreted and holds various physiological and biochemical functions. Depending on water needs, plants and their parts differ. When focusing on limiting factors for growth and development of a plant, water is considered one of the biggest and most important factors due to […]