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    #11
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    CALCIUM

    Bluefunk when did I say calcium was in cell walls?

    Please note benefits of calcium iodine in terms of agriculture

    I teach people to the best of my knowledge and always welcome other knowledge.

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    #12
    Senior Member

    CALCIUM

    Quote Originally Posted by karmaxul
    CALCIUM

    Calcium is used extensively in the plant as a component of mature cell walls.
    Do you not even know what you said? Your knowledge is obviously incorrect judging by this thread and many others so stop spreading it?

    Why note the agricultural benefits of calcium iodiDE? That was just the first soluble calcium salt i could think of after you said the ONLY soluble types were lime/ calcium sulphate.

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    #13
    Senior Member

    CALCIUM

    The only calcium ions with agricultural applications are the ones I mentioned.
    If you have other info feel free to share, knowledge is always appreciated.

    Notice the word "used" not "made up of".

    Take care. I think you would sound more intelligent sharing info that you look up instead of insulting others hoping they will do research for you.

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    #14
    Senior Member

    CALCIUM

    Quote Originally Posted by karmaxul
    CALCIUM

    Calcium is used extensively in the plant as a component of mature cell walls.
    If something is a componant of something, it is made up of it by definition.

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    #15
    Senior Member

    CALCIUM

    Once again I appoligize for not being clear, I thought the word used would make clear that it is used as in broken down and used, not collected by cell walls. Thanks for clearing it up for everyone.

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    #16
    Senior Member

    CALCIUM

    Calcium is good for bones.

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    #17
    Senior Member

    CALCIUM

    Yes cactusman23 calcium is good for the bones. Did you know that if you drink soda with a 2.5 ph such as coke and pepsi do to the phosuric acid the calcium is drawn from the bones as the bodies natural way of adjusting ph and is a major cause of ostioperousis. This is mostly in women who have breast milk also rich in calcium. I wonder what builds the calcium?

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    #18
    Senior Member

    CALCIUM

    wow good info. I think I'll cut down on my soda intake!

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    #19
    Senior Member

    CALCIUM

    JDog... stop drinking pop NOW!! Hopefully your breastmilk is still o.k. lol :thumbsup:

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    #20
    Senior Member

    CALCIUM

    MARY....what are you doing in here..


















    naked?

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