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Zinc
(Zn)
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Grain Maize | ||
Silage Maize | ||
Apple | ||
Pear | ||
Fiber Flax | ||
Cherries | ||
Spring Barley | ||
Potatoes | ||
Sugar Beet | ||
Tomato | ||
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Cabbage | ||
Carrot | ||
Cucumber | ||
Grape Vine | ||
Lettuce | ||
Strawberry | ||
Sunflower | ||
Winter Wheat | ||
Winter Wheat |
Zinc deficiency is one of the most common trace element deficiencies and has a high impact on yield. In general, the most distinct symptoms are signs of chlorosis between the veins
Excess zinc can be found in the plants blocking the uptake of phosphorus, iron, manganese or copper, often causing deficiencies in the tissue of plant.
LAT Nitrogen Austria GmbH
St.-Peter-Strasse 25
4021 Linz, Austria