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Whitening
of areas between veins of a mature leaf (J.
O'Sullivan). |
Diagnostic summary
- in
mild cases, pale green to white chlorotic mottle on some mature leaves,
with even minor veins remaining green.
- in
more severe cases, stunted growth and poor root system, without yellowing
or increased purple pigments.
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Generally, occurs only on soils contaminated with
sewage sludge, pig slurries, mine slag or persistent fungicide use.
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Characteristics
and occurrence
Symptoms
Confusion
with other symptoms
Diagnostic
tests
Management
References
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