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Why the glutamine and glutamate will not be transported while  asparagine will prefer to be transported?

#SCPH06 I Botany
  1. Glutamine and Glutamate has lowest N/C ratio in compare to Asparagine, that is why Asparagine is prefered to be transported
  2. Asparagine isolated from asparagus and the first amide to be identified that’s why its preferd to be transported
  3. Due to carbon by nitrogen ratio asparagine is prefered to transported
  4. Asparagine has lowest N/C ratio in compare to glutamine and Glutamate, that is why Asparagine is prefered to be transported
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