HeyPK

We have collected pictures of a variety of plant deficiencies that can be seen in Aquatic Plant Pictures. Go to

http://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/f...=12&userid=&t=

kimcadmus

Link doesn't appear to be working.

gibmaker

I would love to see this but the link isn't working.

simpsota

Go to the "Photos" link in the brown line at the top of the screen (next to "Library" and "pets"). The plant deficiencies link is on that page.

Zapins

This is the working link, if anyone is interested.

http://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/f...=12&userid=&t=

HeyPK

I got the link changed in the original post. Every time APC gets migrated to a new server, the links have to be updated.

Rockylou

We don't put tomato plants in aquariums, but nevertheless, I found the following photos interesting because they illustrate specific nutrient deficiencies in a single plant species.

I'm no expert, but the deficiency symptoms seem similar to those described for aquarium plants.

http://4e.plantphys.net/article.php?ch=t&id=289

supersmirky

Hey Rocky...that site shows some good pics of the deficiencies. Thanks for the post. It will help me in my house plants if nothing else. = )

HeyPK

One caution: Since the tomato deficiency pictures show only leaves, the Calcium and Boron deficiency pictures are not very useful because these two deficiencies show up primarily in the growing tips.

Dryn

I've got some anubias sp. with CO2 deficiency. I wonder if anyone would be interested in seeing them?