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(a) Potassium: mottled chlorosis and scorching (necrosis) of the tips and margins of older leaves, weak stems (lodging), shortened internodes and reduced resistance to diseases.

(b) Magnesium: interveinal chlorosis beginning in older leaves (Mg is a constituent of chlorophyll), followed by necrotic spots and premature leaf fall.

(c) Boron: death of the shoot tip and root tip (apical meristems), stunted growth, brittle leaves, poor pollen germination, flower and fruit drop; disorders such as heart rot of beet and internal cork of apple.

Doubtly AI · 29 Oct 2026 AI-verified · Nov 2026 Report
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