Chlorine deficiency (chloride deficiency)
Chlorine deficiency is an uncommon nutritional disorder caused by inadequate chloride, the plant-available form of chlorine. Affected plants may show reduced growth, wilting, chlorosis,…
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Chlorine deficiency is an uncommon nutritional disorder caused by inadequate chloride, the plant-available form of chlorine. Affected plants may show reduced growth, wilting, chlorosis,…
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Molybdenum deficiency is an uncommon nutritional disorder caused by inadequate plant-available molybdenum, most often in strongly acidic soil. Symptoms vary by crop but may…
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Copper deficiency is an uncommon but potentially serious micronutrient disorder caused by inadequate plant-available copper. It is most likely in high-organic-matter or sandy soils…
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Boron deficiency is a nutrient disorder caused by inadequate boron reaching actively growing tissues. It can stunt roots and shoots, kill terminal buds, deform…
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Zinc deficiency is a physiological nutrient disorder caused by insufficient plant-available zinc or poor root uptake. It is especially important in fruit trees, vines,…
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Manganese deficiency is a nutrient disorder that commonly affects young leaves, causing yellowing between the veins while the veins remain green. It is most…
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Iron deficiency, often called iron chlorosis, is an environmental nutrient disorder in which young leaves turn yellow between the veins while the veins remain…
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Sulfur deficiency is a nutrient disorder that reduces chlorophyll and protein formation, producing pale green to yellow new growth, weak stems and slow development.…
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Magnesium deficiency is a nutritional disorder rather than an infectious disease. Because magnesium moves within plants, symptoms commonly begin on older, lower leaves as…
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Calcium deficiency is a physiological disorder caused by inadequate calcium supply to actively growing tissues or by interrupted calcium transport within the plant. Symptoms…
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Potassium deficiency is a nutritional disorder caused by inadequate plant-available potassium or restricted uptake. It commonly begins on older leaves as pale or yellow…
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Phosphorus deficiency is a nutritional and soil-availability disorder that slows root and shoot growth, delays maturity, and may produce dark-green foliage with reddish-purple coloration,…
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