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Zinc deficiency.

Usually yellow veins are caused by damage to some part of the plant from physical damage or disease, or from a nitrogen deficiency. A zinc deficiency usually shows itself with green veins. To help you decide what the problem is, check out the Web Link 'Citrus Problems' to the left.

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