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Iron (Fe) Deficiency

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Title: Iron (Fe) Deficiency


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Iron (Fe) Deficiency
  • Interveinal or uniform chlorosis
  • Leaflet tip necrosis
  • Dark green spots accompany chlorosis on some
    species
  • Affects youngest leaves only

2
Symptoms for Lady palms and Licuala sp.
Notice green small green spots and intervienal
chlorosis
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New leaves may emerge uniformly chlorotic
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Severe Fe deficiency. Notice leaf tip necrosis.
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Causes of Deficiencies
  • Insufficient nutrients in the soil
  • Nutrients in unavailable form
  • pH too high or too low
  • Complexation with phosphates or organic matter
  • Nutrient imbalance

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Manganese deficiency is due to insufficient
amount in soil
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Potassium (K) Deficiency
  • Insufficient amounts in soil
  • Nutrient imbalance (due to wrong fertilizer)

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Nutrient antagonisms
  • Mg deficiencies caused by nutrient imbalances
    (except for P. canariensis).
  • K-deficiencies cannot be corrected by adding K
    alone.
  • Fe and Mn are also antogonists.

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Causes of Deficiencies
  • Root problems
  • Root rot diseases
  • Poor soil aeration
  • Improper planting depth

10
The paurotis palm on the right was suffering from
severe Fe deficiency, despite the fact that the
grower was treating them with micronutrients.
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Importance of Proper Fert. Rates
  • Too Low
  • Nutrient Deficiency
  • Too High
  • Soluble salts injury

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Prevention of Deficiencies
  • Proper fertilization
  • Good soil aeration
  • Proper planting depth
  • Proper soil pH

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Components of a Fertilization Program
  • Appropriate fertilizer analysis
  • Field production or landscape
  • 8-2-12-4Mg plus micronutrients
  • Effective sources
  • Alkaline field or landscape soils
  • N, K, Mg 100 controlled released
  • sulfate or chelated (Fe only) micronutrients
  • Balanced released characteristics for all
    nutrients

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Recommended Nutrient Sources
  • N S-coated urea, urea-formaldehyde, resin-coated
    urea or ammonium salts
  • K S-coated potassium sulfate
  • Mg Coated or uncoated prilled kieserite
  • Fe Trachelene Fe, FeEDDHA (138), not suitable
    for blending in granular fertilizers
  • Mn manganese sulfate (TechMangam)
  • B Solubor, borax, boric acid

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Fertilizer A Fertilizer B
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Fertilizer A Fertilizer B
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Fertilizer A Fertilizer B
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Fertilizer A Fertilizer B
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Fertilizer application methods
  • Field production or landscape
  • Broadcasting good
  • Banding bad
  • Fertigation maybe, but
  • Soil injection - bad

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