Trace elements or
micro nutrients are required by plants throughout its life in small quantities
to orchestrate a range of physiological functions. Micro nutrients are essential for plant growth, photo-synthesis, respiration, the synthesis of enzymes, in the transport and transfer of
molecules within the plant’s cells, tissues and other functions. The micro nutrients contain
iron (Fe), boron (B), chloride (Cl), copper (Cu), manganese (Mn), zinc (Zn) and
molybdenum (Mo) etc. Micro nutrients also contains vitamins which are organic
compounds required as nutrients in trace amounts. Whenever micro nutrients are in limited
availability, best produce will be obtained if apply together with the main
fertiliser elements. Micro-elements may be applied via the soil, foliar spray
or infusion into a tree’s stem. The application technique should be adapted to
the plant’s characteristics.
Micro nutrients
deficiencies manifest themselves as changes in the tissue’s colour, as leaf
spots, deformities in the plants’ organs and abnormal development: Small
leaves, deformed leaves, fruit and short internodes.
Can you tell if your plants have micro nutrients deficiencies?
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I think that my plant needs some attention.
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