Question
What nutrient deficiency leads to the development of the "Red leaf disorder" in cotton plants?
Solution
The "Red leaf disorder" in cotton plants is caused by magnesium (Mg) deficiency. Leaves affected by this disorder turn red and roll downward. American cotton varieties are more susceptible to this disorder.
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