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Nutrients

Raspberries - Growth retardation

Symptoms
Interveinal chlorosis occurs on older leaves. With ongoing deficiency the chlorotic tissue turns necrotic brown and mature leaves die off. Growth is stunted.

Reasons
Manganese deficiency Suggested range in leaf tissue is 80-300ppm. In acid soils Mn availibility is increased and may cause toxicity, as well as oversupply due to boron-containing fungicide. Plant and soil analysis are recommended.

Raspberries - Chlorosis

Symptoms
Interveinal chlorosis occurs on older leaves. With ongoing deficiency the chlorotic tissue turns necrotic brown and mature leaves die off. Growth is stunted.

Reasons
Manganese deficiency Suggested range in leaf tissue is 80-300ppm. In acid soils Mn availibility is increased and may cause toxicity, as well as oversupply due to boron-containing fungicide. Plant and soil analysis are recommended.

Raspberries - Chlorosis

Symptoms
Interveinal chlorosis occurs on older leaves. With ongoing deficiency the chlorotic tissue turns necrotic brown and mature leaves die off. Growth is stunted.

Reasons
Manganese deficiency Suggested range in leaf tissue is 80-300ppm. In acid soils Mn availibility is increased and may cause toxicity, as well as oversupply due to boron-containing fungicide. Plant and soil analysis are recommended.

Raspberries - Chlorosis

Symptoms
Interveinal chlorosis occurs on older leaves. With ongoing deficiency the chlorotic tissue turns necrotic brown and mature leaves die off. Growth is stunted.

Reasons
Manganese deficiency Suggested range in leaf tissue is 80-300ppm. In acid soils Mn availibility is increased and may cause toxicity, as well as oversupply due to boron-containing fungicide. Plant and soil analysis are recommended.

Raspberries - Chlorosis

Symptoms
Interveinal chlorosis occurs on older leaves. With ongoing deficiency the chlorotic tissue turns necrotic brown and mature leaves die off. Growth is stunted.

Reasons
Manganese deficiency Suggested range in leaf tissue is 80-300ppm. In acid soils Mn availibility is increased and may cause toxicity, as well as oversupply due to boron-containing fungicide. Plant and soil analysis are recommended.

Manganese deficiency vs. healthy plant made worse by

Organic soils
Sandy soils
High pH
Cold wet periods
Fluffy soils

Manganese is important for

Combats chlorosis
Prevents premature leaf fall
Gives healthier greener plants

Yara recommended fertilisers for Manganese

YaraVita MANTRAC PRO

Raspberry: 1 l/ha at start of flowering. Water rate: 200-500 l/ha.

Read more about YaraVita MANTRAC PRO

Other recommended products

YaraTera KRISTALON BLUE LB

Raspberries (fertigated): Crop specific recipes for 2 tank (A & B tank) systems can be produced using the Yara Fertigation Plan, for more details contact your local Yara area manager.

YaraTera KRISTALON GREEN LB

Raspberries (fertigated): Crop specific recipes for 2 tank (A & B tank) systems can be produced using the Yara Fertigation Plan, for more details contact your local Yara area manager.

YaraTera KRISTALON RED

Raspberry: (fertigated): Crop specific recipes for 2 tank (A & B tank) systems can be produced for protected crops using the Yara Fertigation Plan, for more details contact your local Yara area manager.