

Symptom Description — Molybdenum deficiency symptoms frequently resemble N deficiency. Older and middle leaves become chlorotic first, and in some instances, leaf margins are rolled and growth and flower formation is restricted.
Molybdenum Deficiency in Video
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Chloride Deficiency...Chloride DeficiencyChloride is involved in many critical reactions in the plant including...
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Nickel Deficiency...Nickel DeficiencyNickel was long considered as non-essential or toxic, but work on a va...
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Zinc Deficiency...Zinc DeficiencyZinc was one of the first micronutrients recognized as essential for p...
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Manganese Deficiency...Manganese DeficiencyManganese functions primarily as part of plant enzyme systems. It has ...
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Iron Deficiency...Iron DeficiencyIron is a catalyst to chlorophyll formation and acts as an oxygen carr...
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Copper Deficiency...Copper DeficiencyCopper is a key element component of chlorophyll playing a central rol...
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Boron Deficiency...Boron DeficiencyBoron is essential for growth and development of new cells in the new ...
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Sulphur Deficiency...Sulphur DeficiencySulphur is required in the plant for the formation of amino acids and ...
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Magnesium Deficiency...Magnesium DeficiencyMagnesium activates more enzyme systems than any other nutrient and se...
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Calcium Deficiency...Calcium DeficiencyCalcium contributes to soil fertility by maintaining a favorable soil ...
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Potassium Deficiency...Potassium DeficiencyPotassium, unlike other nutrients, K does not form compounds in plants...
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Phosphorus Deficiency...Phosphorus DeficiencyPhosphorus is a vital component in the process of plants converting th...
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Nitrogen Deficiency...Nitrogen DeficiencyNitrogen is an integral part of all plant proteins. Thus the nutritive...