Which of the following nutrient-deficiency symptoms is correctly matched with the deficient nutrient? poor growth: nitrogenmottling of older leaves, with drying of leaf edges; calciumwilting; boronreduced internode length; zincgeneral chlorosis in young leaves; carbon

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Maximo

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4 April, 23:44

Which of the following nutrient-deficiency symptoms is correctly matched with the deficient nutrient? poor growth: nitrogenmottling of older leaves, with drying of leaf edges; calciumwilting; boronreduced internode length; zincgeneral chlorosis in young leaves; carbon

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Rohan · Answer 1

Answer:poor growth: nitrogenmottling of older leaves,

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If plants fail to thrive, despite adequate soil preparation, watering and mulching, it may be a sign of a nutrient deficiency. Fruit and vegetables are particularly vulnerable, as are containerised plants and those growing in very acid or alkaline soils. Yellow or reddish coloured leaves, stunted growth and poor flowering are all common symptoms of nitrogen, magnesium or potassium deficiency.