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Chlorosis

Leaves, Color, Pigments, Photosynthesis, Mineral Absorption…

Understanding the
Cause of Chlorosis

The causes of chlorosis are complex and not entirely understood. As a general rule, it is caused by the lack of a mineral or combination of minerals that a tree needs to manufacture chlorophyll. While not contained in the structure of the chlorophyll molecule itself, iron plays a vital role in the synthesis of chlorophyll, and is the most implicated deficiency in the cause of interveinal chlorosis. Several factors affect the availability of iron to a tree.

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Up to 3 years green up of chlorotic trees
	Verdur provides readily available iron to chlorotic trees
	Up to 3 years green up with one macro-infusion application

Seeking new technology

Research is an important component of Rainbow Treecare Scientific Advancements, and we currently have more than 60 research projects underway to develop solutions to tree health problems. These include projects designed to expand the use of our current products as well as testing novel treatments for problems that do not currently have solutions. Our goal is to provide new products that will improve the health of your client’s trees and provide additional ways for your business to grow.

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Basal Drench Kit

Our Cambistat® Basal Drench Kit will get you well on your way to integrating Cambistat into your plant health care program. Take some time to review the Cambistat sections to fully understand the benefits of slowing growth.

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set of custom sell sheets

We can customize brochures with your company information and logo in COLOR. We have brochures available for Injured Roots,Urban Tree Stress, Growth Reduction, Chlorosis, Dutch Elm Disease,Oak Wilt, and Sycamore Anthracnose. Email us your logo for your free trial pack.