Freemann

This is a beta version of a compilation of mine on the above subject. It is an ongoing process and by no means at all near completion, specially the deficiency - excess symptoms section is just at it's infancy, as there are many more symptoms, interactions to be included. Most of the symptoms are derived from terrestrial plants but I have included or cross checked with the few charts that exist around on deficiency on emersed plants but which I reckon in the most part are derived as well from terrestrial plants observations. I recognise that there maybe differences between terrestrial plant and emersed plants versus nutrients.
I am a firm believer of the fact that until we learn to recognise deficiencies, interaction, problems from the look of our plants we will always have big problems on deciding on a proper flexible fertilizing regime.
All text are retrieved from books and various sources in the net. (references will be included on the finalised versions of this charts), the various texts are also crosschecked as much as this was possible to confirm the validity of the information. There are possibly errors from copying, pasting as well if you notice something please let me know
I would really love this to be a combined effort, please come forward if you would like to help with your advice, corrections, contributions, suggestions, all will take credit for their efforts in the "final version".

Consider this project a whim and a game of mine and please contribute

Link to it compiled in web format (there are various modes to view the data I still like the map most:
http://www.finostrom.com.gr/images/a...lizers/map.htm

Freemann


P.S
This site works best in Internet explorer (at least the scrolling function).
Wait some time for the web page to load completely (there are lots of data to it. Please allow the activex component to run if prompted from your browser there is no danger. Hold down the left botton on your mouse to scroll around the chart, press on top of the square text icons to get further information on a subject. New versions will be announced here as I get them online.
Notes are on the right side of the web page in raw form as I got them, they will be included in the final tree (this are good notes thought!).
I know chelators are not micronutrients it was left there intentionally to remind me of what I need to include as well at the end.