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Vegetables: Lettuce

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1572584 high soluble salts Lettuce seedling showing burned rootlets. See 1572581 for photo of field. January 1997
1572583 high soluble salts Lettuce seedling showing burned rootlets. See 1572581 for photo of field. January 1997
1572582 high soluble salts Lettuce seedling showing burned rootlets. See 1572581 for photo of field. January 1997
1572581 high soluble salts Stand establishment problems in lettuce.  Note the areas of the field where plants are missing or stunted.  See companion photos 1572582-84. January 1997
1572478 high soluble salts Lettuce foliage burned by anhydrous ammonia. November 1996
1572203 high soluble salts Ammonia injury in lettuce roots.
1572000 abiotic stresses (general) Discoloration of the main stem in lettuce plant.  Cause not determined beyond abiotic stress. March 1996
1572001 abiotic stresses (general) Discoloration of the main stem in lettuce plant.  Cause not determined beyond abiotic stress. March 1996
1571983 cold injury (low temperature) Low temperatures cause the epidermis to separate from lower layers and form condensation in the space between.  January 1996
1571981 cold injury (low temperature) Low temperatures cause the epidermis to separate from lower layers and form condensation in the space between.  January 1996
1571980 cold injury (low temperature) Low temperatures cause the epidermis to separate from lower layers and form condensation in the space between.  January 1996
1571815 cold injury (low temperature) Low temperatures cause the epidermis to separate from lower layers and form condensation in the space between.  January 1996
1571810 cold injury (low temperature) Low temperatures cause the epidermis to separate from lower layers and form condensation in the space between.  January 1996
1571804 abiotic stresses (general) Lettuce plant showing girdling at the soil line due to wind whipping.  January 1996
1570889 high soluble salts Lateral roots on lettuce seedling are few and many with blackened tips.  Soil toxin suspected (e.g., fertilizer injury, allelopathic crop residue). November 1994.
1570953 wind High winds at the seedling stage causes the stem to break at the soil line. January 1996
1570848 wind Wind whip. October 1994
1570976 cold injury (low temperature) Freezing causes epidermis to separate from underlying layers of leaf tissue. January 1995
1570977 cold injury (low temperature) Freezing causes epidermis to separate from underlying layers of leaf tissue. January 1995

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