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    SYMPTOM DESCRIPTION

    A. new leaves mostly necrotic

    1) leaflets curled or frizzled; leaflet necrosis more severe towards base of leaf

    manganese deficiency (Fig. 52)

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    2) leaflets not curled or frizzled

    pre-emergent herbicide injury (Figs. 53a & 53b)

    FACTSHEET URL: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/EP263

    B. new leaves not necrotic, but crumpled and greatly reduced in size

    boron deficiency (Fig. 54)

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    C. new leaves have truncated tips

    1) all leaflet tips truncated (Cocos nucifera only)

    manganese deficiency (Fig. 55)

    FACTSHEET URL: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/EP267

    2) distal leaflets truncated in inverted ā€œVā€ shape

    boron deficiency (Fig. 56)

    FACTSHEET URL: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/EP264


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