What happens to plants if you put vitamin A or D (vitamins for humans)?
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Plants make vitamins . They make what they need. Vitamins A and D are fat soluble. They will not be absorbed by the plants. They will sit there in the soil.If there was enough to coat the roots, it could have an ill effect.\n\nThe fast growing seeds that are generally used are radish seeds.
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No, Vitamins are good for you, as long as you don't take too many. One multivitamin a day is fine.
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typically, it was given in the old days to give vitamin D.  now with fortified milk, its really a non issue.\n\nwhat will happen to you if you take this?\n\nYou wont be constipated\nyou will have lots of vitamin D\nyou will have lots of extra calories.
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yes you can get an efficient amount of vitamin d.  it actually is produced by the UV rays.  and if you take a supplement do not take more than 2000 mg.
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Good vitamins-yes. \nEven if you ate a healthy diet\nYou would have to eat 15 peaches today to get the vitamins you got before by eating just one peach. Because of what we have done to our food. No-where in the world is corn not contaminated by something due to the seeds we get by already diseased plants. It won't kill you but it is not good for you.\nSad but true. There are many causes to this which is a whole story in itself.\nTake them and take a good one--too many out there are worthless.
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Vitamins A, D, and E are lipids.  They are stored in your body fat and released on an "as needed" basis.  The B complex and C vitamins are water soluble and therefore need to be replenished on a daily basis.  All vitamins are used as your body requires so adsorption is independent of intake.
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1.Take in nutrients (humans from food, trees from the sun)\n2.Grow\n3.Breath (humans take in Oxygen, trees take in Carbon dioxide)\n4.Reproduce (humans have children, trees release seeds)\n5.Excrete wastes\n6.Die
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nitrogen for vegetative growth\nphosphorous for flowering and root growth\npotassium for seed and protection from pests and frosts\nmagnesium to a plant is like iron to people whereas we have iron as the central molecule of our blood plants have magnesium in their circulatory system..\n\nIf you look at the list of minerals and micronutrients on a potent multivitamin you will see a list of trace elements that are both considered essencial for humas but also for plants which like all of those in various amounts depending on type of plant and additionally they also like boron.\n\nOb1
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ONLY water-soluble vitamins pass through! If you over-ingest fat-soluble vitamins, you'll get sick, potentially fatally sick. Water-soluble vitamins include vitamin C and vitamin B, because your body cannot process them itself. Fat-soluble vitamins like vitamin D can be produced without food.\n\nVitamins themselves do not contain calories because they are only micronutrients. Macronutrients (fat, CHO, protein) are what have calories. "Waste" (i.e., poop) is the part of the food that your body cannot extract nutrition from. If you eat 500 calories, you absorb 500 calories. But if you eat food that you cannot fully digest (like some vegetables with indigestible fiber), you'll excrete a lot ofthe vegetable because they are very low in CHO, fat, protein and, ultimately, calories.
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Vitamin A\nThis vitamin plays a really big part in eyesight. It's great for night vision, like when you're trick-or-treating on Halloween. Vitamin A helps you see in color, too, from the brightest yellow to the darkest purple. In addition, it helps you grow properly and aids in healthy skin.\n\nWhich foods are rich in vitamin A?\n\neggs, milk, apricots, nectarines, cantaloupe, carrots, sweet potatoes, spinach \n\nVitamin C\nThis vitamin is important for keeping body tissues, such as gums and muscles in good shape. C is also key if you get a cut or wound because it helps you heal. This vitamin also helps your body resist infection. This means that even though you can't always avoid getting sick, vitamin C makes it a little harder for your body to become infected with an illness.\n\nWhich foods are rich in vitamin C?\n\ncitrus fruits, like oranges, cantaloupe, strawberries, tomatoes,  \nbroccoli, cabbage \n\nThis site will give you more information.  I hope this helps.
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Sunlight helps to to metabolize vitamin D, warms the planet to a pleasant temperature conducive to life, and provides a direct energy source for solar power, and is a great source of energy for chloroplasts, which happen to be how plants excrete oxygen that we breathe.  Basically, we would be dead without the sun.\n\nSunlight also has ultraviolet light and various other radiations, most of which are currently blocked by our ozone layer.  Sticking with ultraviolet light, sunlight can damage the skin, leading to skin cancer.  Too much exposure can result in dehydration and death.  Increased amounts of ultraviolet light may also interrupt the chloroplast processes in plants, such that too much will cause plants to die instead of producing oxygen.
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Sunshine enhances the absorption of Vitamin D which increases dopamine and serotonin levels in the brain and body.
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Both the systems are different.Ther is no direct connection between both these two systems\nBut one important thing that is VIT  D .It is most important for bone growth and density of calcium in the bones.VIT D can be actively produced by the body in the presence of ultraviolet rays from sun. and vit D it goes in to blood stream and promote the bone growth.Nothing more than that
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right! plants have the ability to produce their own food. They get essential nutrients from the sun's rays and from the soil. When plants get certain elements and/or nutrients from its major surroundings, it is therefore able to convert the nutrients into food; making the plant survive with no dependence from us.
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Fruit and vegetables contain vitamins, minerals and trace minerals as well as phytohormones and fibers. All these ingedigents are important in human diet but are included less and less in modern diets. They are supposed to have been mainstays of human diet in the past but not any more. \nThis is the reason why the recommendations name them - to remind us to eat them
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No it shouldn't.  Vitamins aren't really herbs.  Vitamins are often in herbs, but they are a different compound.  I don't belive they will effect the functioning at all.
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The sun\n\nThe sun provides the nutrients for plants, and animals eat those plants, giving the animals the nutrients.