Sulphur deficiency-Chili

Symptoms
Young leaves show a yellow green interveinal chlorosis, starting from the leaf base and spreading over the entire leaf blade (in contrast to N deficiency, where chlorosis starts on old leaves). Finally the leaf color is evenly chlorotic. Dark brown, sharply delimited spots appear mainly in the marginal area. Leaves are cupped. Total plant height is stunted due to short internodes.

Reasons
Sulphur deficiency

Symptoms
Young leaves show a yellow green interveinal chlorosis, starting from the leaf base and spreading over the entire leaf blade (in contrast to N deficiency, where chlorosis starts on old leaves). Finally the leaf color is evenly chlorotic. Dark brown, sharply delimited spots appear mainly in the marginal area. Leaves are cupped. Total plant height is stunted due to short internodes.

Reasons
Sulphur deficiency

Symptoms
Young leaves show a yellow green interveinal chlorosis, starting from the leaf base and spreading over the entire leaf blade (in contrast to N deficiency, where chlorosis starts on old leaves). Finally the leaf color is evenly chlorotic. Dark brown, sharply delimited spots appear mainly in the marginal area. Leaves are cupped. Total plant height is stunted due to short internodes.

Reasons
Sulphur deficiency (right)

Symptoms
Young leaves show a yellow green interveinal chlorosis, starting from the leaf base and spreading over the entire leaf blade (in contrast to N deficiency, where chlorosis starts on old leaves). Finally the leaf color is evenly chlorotic. Dark brown, sharply delimited spots appear mainly in the marginal area. Leaves are cupped. Total plant height is stunted due to short internodes.

Reasons
Sulphur deficiency (right)

Symptoms
Young leaves show a yellow green interveinal chlorosis, starting from the leaf base and spreading over the entire leaf blade (in contrast to N deficiency, where chlorosis starts on old leaves). Finally the leaf color is evenly chlorotic. Dark brown, sharply delimited spots appear mainly in the marginal area. Leaves are cupped. Total plant height is stunted due to short internodes.

Reasons
Different levels of sulphur deficiency: control vs. moderate vs. severe deficiency (from left to right)

Symptoms
Young leaves show a yellow green interveinal chlorosis, starting from the leaf base and spreading over the entire leaf blade (in contrast to N deficiency, where chlorosis starts on old leaves). Finally the leaf color is evenly chlorotic. Dark brown, sharply delimited spots appear mainly in the marginal area. Leaves are cupped. Total plant height is stunted due to short internodes.

Reasons
Sulphur deficiency (right)