Zinc deficiency vs. optimum-Lettuce

Symptoms
Symptoms of zinc deficiency on lettuce start on leaf margins of older or medium leaves. They develop papery, grey-green necrotic spots with brown borders, mostly without preceding chlorosis. Necrotic areas increase quickly and flow together. Leaf parts which are not subjected to light, remain green. Growth is restricted. Zinc deficiency in an early stage of development causes rosetting, no heads are formed.

Reasons
Zinc deficiency

Symptoms
Symptoms of zinc deficiency on lettuce start on leaf margins of older or medium leaves. They develop papery, grey-green necrotic spots with brown borders, mostly without preceding chlorosis. Necrotic areas increase quickly and flow together. Leaf parts which are not subjected to light, remain green. Growth is restricted. Zinc deficiency in an early stage of development causes rosetting, no heads are formed.

Reasons
Zinc deficiency

Symptoms
Symptoms of zinc deficiency on lettuce start on leaf margins of older or medium leaves. They develop papery, grey-green necrotic spots with brown borders, mostly without preceding chlorosis. Necrotic areas increase quickly and flow together. Leaf parts which are not subjected to light, remain green. Growth is restricted. Zinc deficiency in an early stage of development causes rosetting, no heads are formed. Growth of roots is slightly restricted.

Reasons
Zinc deficiency on leaves and roots

Symptoms
Symptoms of zinc deficiency on lettuce start near leaf margins of older or medium leaves. They develop papery, grey-green necrotic spots with brown borders, mostly without preceding chlorosis. Necrotic areas increase quickly and flow together. Leaf parts which are not subjected to light, remain green.

Reasons
Commencing zinc deficiency on leaves