write the deficiency symptoms for the deficiency of nitrogen, potassium, magnesium, zinc and iron in plants.
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Symptoms for the deficiency of nitrogen:
- Yellow (pale) colour of the leaves because of reduced chlorophyll content.
- Growth is stunted and the larteral buds are dormant because of reduced protein and starch stores/content.
- Also, fruiting and flowering is hampered.
Symptoms for the deficiency of potassium:
- Brown-scorching.
- Curling of the leaf tips.
- Yellowing of the region between the leaf veins; known as chlorosis.
- Purple spots develop on the underside of the leaf.
- The growth of the plant, development of the root, seed, and fruit is hindered.
Symptoms for the deficiency of magnesium:
- Chlorosis may occur and the leaves may turn into red-brown-purple colour.
- Leaf necrosis occurs and the older leaves may drop.
- Plant growth is hampered.
- Plants may experience premature ageing.
Symptoms for the deficiency of zinc:
- Plants may reduce in height: stunted growth.
- Chlorosis may occur.
- Bronzed upper surface of the leaves.
- Leaves may develop distorted shape.
Symptoms for the deficiency of iron:
- Chlorosis in young leaves may occur.
- Quality as well as quantity of the fruit is lessened.
- Overaccumulation of the heavy metals like cadmium may take place.
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