Explain the nutritional and functional role of magnesium, Biology

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Minerals :- Magnesium   

Food Source     

Whole grains, nuts, legumes, green leafy vegetables

Nutritional Functional role

Essential nutrient: Deficiency is rare Colour modifier: Removal of Mg from chlorophyll changes color from green to olive-brown

 


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