The Diagnosis of Mineral Deficiencies in Plants by Visual Symptoms
Published by His Majesty's Stationary Office 1943
Crown Copyright Reserved
MANGOLD IN SAND CULTURE from the 1951 edition
by Thomas Wallace, M.C., D.Sc., A.I.C.
140. Mangold Plant
Phosphorus deficiency
Growth stunted; leaves lustreless green and dull purple tints.
141. Mangold Plant
Potassium deficiency
Older leaves, marginal and intervenal brown scorch; they wither and
collapse around plant.
142. Mangold Plants
Potassium deficiency
Field view. Older leaves severe marginal and intervenal scorch, followed
by withering and collapse.
143. Mangold Plants
Boron deficiency
Death of foliage, beginning with crown leaves; rotting of roots.
144. Mangold Plants
Boron deficiency
Typical example of "Crown Rot"; petioles of young leaves show transverse
cracking of epidermis on upper surfaces.
145. Mangold Plants
Boron deficiency
Small leaf condition on crown; leaves scorched and pigmented and death
of tip of seed stem.
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