Which element is the constituent of thiamine, biotin, CoA and ferredoxin?
A
Iron
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B
Sulphur
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C
Boron
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D
Magnesium
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Solution
The correct option is B Sulphur Sulphur is one of the essential mineral elements required by the plants. Plants absorb sulphur from the soil in the form of sulphate ions (SO2−4). It is required by young leaves and meristems. It is a constituent of vitamins like, thiamine and biotin, coenzyme-A (CoA) and ferredoxin. These are involved in various metabolic activities of plants. Sulphur is also a constituent of two amino acids methionine and cysteine.