Clorosis en cíctricos por deficiencia y desbalance nutricional (fisiogénica)

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Grupo de cultivos: Frutales (Cítricos)

Especie hospedante: Limonero (Citrus limon)

Etiología: Fisiogénica

Agente causal: Enfermedad fisiogénica, deficiencia y desbalance nutricional

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Síntomas

Clorosis intervenal, amarillamiento en el follaje nuevo,

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Manejo Integrado

* Análisis foliar y de suelo de macro y micronutrientes

* Fertilización con macro y micronutrientes (Hierro, Manganeso, Boro, Zinc, Cobre) para lograr una nutrición balanceada.

* Mantener la sanidad de los montes, mediante un correcto monitoreo e implementación de manejo integrado de enfermedades fúngicas, bacteriosis y virales.

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