Fruit Tree Molybdenum Deficiency
Fruit tree?molybdenum deficiency the result is that the plant becomes stunted, with?symptoms similar to those of nitrogen deficiency.
Molybdenum is needed by fruit tree?for chemical changes?associated with nitrogen nutrition. In non-legumes, molybdenum enables the tree?to use the?nitrates taken up from the soil. Where the plant has?insufficient molybdenum the nitrates accumulate in the?leaves and the plant cannot use them to make proteins.At?the same time, the edges of the leaves may become?scorched by the accumulation of unused nitrates.?
In legumes such as clovers, lucerne, beans and peas,?molybdenum serves two functions. The plant needs it?to break down any nitrates taken up from the soil—in?the same way as non-legumes use molybdenum. And it?helps in the fixation of atmospheric nitrogen by the?root nodule bacteria. Legumes need more molybdenum?to fix nitrogen than to utilise nitrates.
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