Submitted by kanchannainwal1 on Mon, 17/08/2009 - 11:15
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Potassium:
Deficiency of Potassium
- Potassium starvation of sugarcane plants becomes evident in the early age of the plant (the second-third months of vegetation).
- The stems get thinner.
- The leaf margins become yellow and then completely white.
- Red spots appear in the center of the leaf blade.
- Potassium deficit is most frequently observed on light-textured sandy loams and on strongly carboniferous soils.
Note: The maximum amount of potassium is absorbed in the first six months of vegetation and before harvesting.
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