(i) Nitrogen : an integral part of amino acids and chlorophyll; stunted
growth and general yellowing.
(ii) Iron : constituent of ferredoxin and
cytochromes; interveinal chlorosis in younger leaves.
(iii) Calcium :
formation of middle lamella in cell walls; stunted growth.
(iv)
Molybdenum: nitrogen metabolism; chlorotic interveinal molting
of leaves.
(v) Manganese: activates enzymes involved in fatty acid
synthesis and nucleic acid metabolism; leaf flecking.
(vi) Boron:
mobilisation of nutrients; abnormal growth and death of shoot tips.
(vii) Zinc: activates enzymes like dehydrogenases; interveinal chlorosis
of older leaves.
(viii) Magnesium: an integral part of chlorophyll
molecule; extensive interveinal chlorosis and necrotic spots.
(ix)Chlorine: maintains anion-cation balance in cells; stunted growth.
(x) Sulphur : an important ingredient of organic compounds like sulphur
containing amino acids (e.g., cystine, cysteine, methionine), coenzyme
A, ferredoxin and vitamins thiamin and biotin; general yellowing of
leaves, first noticed in younger leaves.