Iron deficiency made worse by
- High pH
- Water logged soils
- Calcareous soils
- High copper, manganese or zinc soils
Iron is important for
- Combats chlorosis
- Prevents premature leaf fall
- Gives healthier greener trees
Symptoms
Fe deficiency causes chlorosis and green veining, starting on young leaves. With progressing deficiency the chlorosis expands over the whole foliage.
Reasons
Iron deficiency
Iron deficiency is often induced by high soil levels of Ca.
Symptoms
Fe deficiency causes chlorosis and green veining, starting on young leaves. With progressing deficiency the chlorosis expands over the entire foliage.
Reasons
Iron deficiency
Iron deficiency is often induced by high soil levels of Ca.
Symptoms
Fe deficiency causes chlorosis and green veining, starting on young leaves. With progressing deficiency the chlorosis expands over the entire foliage.
Reasons
Iron deficiency
Iron deficiency is often induced by high soil levels of Ca.
Symptoms
Fe deficiency causes chlorosis and green veining, starting on young leaves. With progressing deficiency the chlorosis expands over the entire foliage and leaves turn uniformly yellow.
Reasons
Iron deficiency
Iron deficiency is often induced by high soil levels of Ca.
Asia and Oceania
