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El modelo de nutrición vegetal a través de la historia y su importancia para la enseñanza
Author(s) -
Concepción González Rodríguez,
Cristina Martínez Losada,
Susana García Barros
Publication year - 2014
Publication title -
revista eureka sobre enseñanza y divulgación de las ciencias
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.2526/528
In this work, an historical review of the studies and experiences related to the photosynthesis and plant respiration which contributed to the rejection of the “humus theory” as a plant nutrition model is done. Moreover, a description of the challenges that the researchers were facing at that time, is also included. The evolution of the photosynthesis formulation will be emphasized, considering that from these studies, plants started being considered of vital importance for the survival of life on our planet. The evolution of knowledge in that field, allowed us to move from a plant nutrition model focused on the organism level, to the development and acceptance of the current three level plant nutrition model: organism, cell and ecosystem. At last, it shows historical review importance to teaching this topic.

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