Solution:

Chlorosis is a loss of chlorophyll that causes the leaves to turn yellow. It is brought on by a lack of N, K, Mg, S, Fe, Mn, Zn, and Mo.

Necrosis is the death of leaf tissue caused by a lack of Ca, Mag, Cu, and K. It is the death of cells manifested as leaf spots, rots, and blights.

Inhibition of cell division is caused by a lack of Mo, N, K, and S. They show up as stunted growth.

Flowering delay: Low concentrations of N, S, and Mo induce this in some plants.

Deformation – This is caused by a boron shortage. The meristematic tissue of a growing plant deforms, disorganizes, discolors, and eventually dies.