Sulfur deficiency-Corn

Symptoms
Plant shows stunted, erect growth with interveinal chlorosis of the younger leaves.

Reasons
Sulfur deficiency

Symptoms
Plant shows stunted, erect growth. Seen from a distance, younger leaves are colored uniformly pale, but when you look at them closely, it's rather an interveinal chlorosis. The yellowgreen leaves show a narrow brown seam along the leaf margin.

Reasons
Sulfur deficiency (right). Nitrogen deficiency can cause similar symptoms but begins at the older leaves.

Symptoms
Plant shows stunted, erect growth. Seen from a distance, younger leaves are colored uniformly pale, but when you look at them closely, it's rather an interveinal chlorosis. The yellowgreen leaves show a narrow redbrown seam along the leaf margin and the leaf base has got a tint of the same colour.

Reasons
Sulfur deficiency. Nitrogen deficiency can cause similar chlorosis but begins at the older leaves.

Symptoms
Plant shows stunted, erect growth. Seen from a distance, younger leaves are colored uniformly pale, but when you look at them closely, it's rather an interveinal chlorosis. The yellowgreen leaves show a narrow redbrown seam along the leaf margin and the leaf base has got a tint of the same colour.

Reasons
Sulfur deficiency. Nitrogen deficiency can cause similar chlorosis but begins at the older leaves.