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Nutrient Disorders in Tree Fruits PNW0121E   Author(s): Nels R. Benson, C. G. Woodbridge, and Richard D. Bartram Online Only Nutritional problems often can be diagnosed by the appearance and status of the plant, its blossoms, flowers, or fruits. Covers deficiencies: boron, iron, manganese, copper, zinc, magnesium, sulfur, nitrogen, and potassium; and toxicities associated with too much arsenic, manganese, and boron. Full color photographs assist diagnosis. Published: February 1994.   8 pages.   Out of Stock           Free Download:  See also...  Carpenter Ants: Their Biology and Control More Info Our Price: $1.50  Growing Christmas Trees in the Pacific Northwest More Info Our Price: $6.50  Aquatic and Riparian Weeds of the West More Info Our Price: $40.00

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