File:K deficient cabbage 2017 05 10 6928.jpg
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English: Potassium deficiency in cabbage; from a field trial at Cedara, KwaZulu-Natal. Plants on the left are growing in a plot with K-deficient soil, and those on the left were fertilized with KCl fertilizer; All plants were planted at the same time. K-deficiency symptoms visible are small plant size, chlorosis of the oldest leaves and necrosis on the edges of those leaves. |
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