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Old 07-22-2021, 08:05 AM
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An interesting question.

I suspect that anything present in any living tissue can be shared with the rest of the plant*, if need be, but I suppose the concentrations differ in the various plant parts, and some may be selectively redistributed for the overall maximum health of the plant.

* Except calcium. Once incorporated into newly-growing tissue, it is pretty much fixed there.
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