Manganese deficiency-Canola

Symptoms
Mn deficiency occurs initially on the younger leaves. Chlorosis develops between the veins, while a narrow area on each side of the veins remains green. As the small veins remain green as well, a mosaic-shaped pattern appears.

Reasons
Light manganese deficiency. Can be confused with Fe deficiency, which has very similar symptoms on younger leaves. If Fe is lacking, the interveinal chloroses always start on the youngest leaves, while at Mn deficiency the very young leaves can keep an olive green colour in the beginning. Mg deficiency also shows intercostal chlorosis and necrosis, but the symptoms start on older leaves.

Symptoms
Manganese deficiency occurs initially on the younger leaves. Chlorosis develops between the veins, while a narrow area on each side of the veins remains green.

Reasons
Manganese deficiency. Can be confused with Fe deficiency, which has very similar symptoms on younger leaves. If Fe is lacking, the interveinal chlorosis always start on the youngest leaves, while at Mn deficiency the very young leaves can keep an olive green colour in the beginning. Mg deficiency also shows intercostal chlorosis and necrosis, but the symptoms start on older leaves.

Symptoms
Manganese deficiency occurs initially on the younger leaves. Chlorosis spreads over the intercostal area, while a narrow area on each side of the veins remains green. Vegetative growth is not stunted, but flowering is delayed.

Reasons
Manganese deficiency. Can be confused with Fe deficiency, which has very similar symptoms on younger leaves. If Fe is lacking, the interveinal chlorosis always start on the youngest leaves, while at Mn deficiency the very young leaves can keep an olive green colour in the beginning. Mg deficiency also shows intercostal chlorosis and necrosis, but the symptoms start on older leaves.

Symptoms
Manganese deficiency occurs initially on the younger leaves. Chlorosis spreads over the intercostal area, while a narrow area on each side of the veins remains green. Vegetative growth is not stunted, but flowering is delayed.

Reasons
Manganese deficiency. Can be confused with Fe deficiency, which has very similar symptoms on younger leaves. If Fe is lacking, the interveinal chlorosis always start on the youngest leaves, while at Mn deficiency the very young leaves can keep an olive green colour in the beginning. Mg deficiency also shows intercostal chlorosis and necrosis, but the symptoms start on older leaves.