Zinc Sulphate Hepta By Akshar Formulation

 Zinc Sulphate Hepta/Mono Zinc is immobile in soil. Zinc deficiencies may occur on calcareous, high pH, sandy texture, high P, and eroded soils. Zinc deficiencies usually show up under cool, wet conditions in early spring when root growth is slow. Zinc is involved in enzyme systems and metabolic reactions, and is necessary for production of chlorophyll and carbohydrates. Zinc is not generally translocated within the plant, so the first symptoms appear on the younger leaves. Symptoms differ from one species to another. In wheat and barley, the older leaves may have light blotches between the veins. Younger leaves will have a normal green colour and will be smaller. In flax, grayish brown spots appear on the younger leaves with shortened internodes appearing stunted. The best practice has been to broadcast and incorporate Zn as a pre-plant application.