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Iron deficiency
* Apply iron to soil or foliage.
* Iron deficiencies affect growth
* Iron deficiencies are apparent in lawns when the soil has a high pH or when lawns are overwatered
  - common on most of the alkaline soils in Central, South and West Texas
  - worse in cool, damp springs
  - can cause anemia and general fatigue
  - cause fatigue
  - lead to fatigue
  - occur readily in the winter months
  - produce a yellowing of leaves with veins remaining green
  - result in immunity
* Most iron deficiencies affect growth
  - are in women, but a few occur in young children
  - occur in women and children
* Some iron deficiencies cause anemia
  - inflammation
  - tongue inflammation
* Some iron deficiencies lead to anemia
  - behavioral problems
  - deficiency anemia
* Take red grapes with seeds.
* affects mostly women and children.
* associated with consumption of cow's milk is well known.
* can affect milk production.
* can also affect other tissues, including the tongue and fingernails
  - the metabolism of muscle tissue
* can also cause a delay in spring recovery in bermudagrass
  - poor fruit color
* can also reduce the benefit of altitude exposure, particularly in female athletes
* can be a problem, particularly for girls who experience very heavy periods
  - common in alkaline soils, resulting in chlorosis, the yellowing of leaves
  - common, especially in vegetarians
* can cause anaemia
  - spoon-shaped nails
* can occur due to a lack of iron in the diet
  - with vigorous exercise
* can reduce immune function and cause a loss of apetite
  - a loss of appetite
* can result from decreased acid secretion
  - over liming or from lime leached from cement or brick
* causes anemia and it weakens the immune system
  - in pregnant women and young children
* causes interveinal chlorosis of new leaves
  - to general chlorosis of newest leaves
  - leaf yellowing while leaf veins stay green
  - the most common form of anaemia
  - yellowing of the newest foliage in a definite pattern
* common cause of anemia
  - constraint to plant growth on atolls
  - nutritional problem, especially for women
  - problem among child-bearing women
* creates shortage of hemoglobin in blood.
* decreased total iron body content.
* develops gradually.
* has an adversely affect on the heart, causing irregular heart beat and function
  - various symptoms
* impairs a number of immune mechanism.
* increases maternal morbidity and mortality.
* inhibits growth and development.
* is absolute when hematologic indicators of iron stores are low.
* is also a major concern for children between the ages of two and three
  - the leading nutritional disorder in people worldwide
  - arguably the most common nutritional deficiency in the world
  - by far the most common cause of anemia
  - common if it is watered more often
* is common in pregnant women
  - premenopausal women
  - ulcerative colitis and Crohn's colitis
  - corrected by small applications of chelated iron
* is especially common in pregnant and nursing women, infants, and adolescents
  - prevalent in alkaline or calcareous soils
  - expressed as yellowing in between veins on younger leaves
  - mainly prevalent among infants, pregnant women, and women of child-bearing age
  - more common with women than men
* is more likely on a dairy rich diet
  - dairy-rich diet since cow's milk products are so low in iron
* is much less common in males or older adults
  - more common in women than men
* is one possibility that can be evaluated by a simple blood test
  - possible cause of anemia
  - preventable through appropriate feeding choices
  - regrettably a common mineral deficiency of early childhood
* is the biggest problem for otherwise healthy babies in a western culture
  - main cause of anemia
* is the most common cause of anemia in children and adolescents
  - human nutritional disorder in the world today
  - micronutrient disorder
* is the most common nutritional deficiency in the United States
  - fault in American females
* is the most prevalent among women
  - nutritional problem in the world today
* is the most prevalent single deficiency state on a worldwide basis
  - nutrient deficiency in the United States
  - single most common nutrient deficiency in the world today
  - world's most prevalent nutrient deficiency
  - uncommon in breastfed babies during the first six months of life
  - very common in women
* leads to anaemia
  - anemia, a disorder that can hinder proper growth and function
  - behavior and learning problems, the scientists say
  - diseases like anaemia, in which the blood contains too little haemoglobin
  - hypochromic and microcytic anemia and reduced growth
  - reduced performance
* limits phytoplanton growth in Antarctic waters.
* major cause of anemia in pregnancy
  - poor mental performance
* occurs frequently in patients with pernicious anemia
  - if the amount of iron absorbed is too little to meet the body's demands
* occurs in the form of iron deficiency anemia
  - three stages
  - most commonly in menstruating women iron deficiency anemia, anemea
  - when there is insufficient iron absorbed to meet the body s needs
* paralyzes the immune response.
* problem for some preschoolers.
* remains a common affliction.
* seems to be a core mineral deficiency in overtraining
  - popularly presented as a rather minor or harmless condition
* shows up mostly on the newest leaves on the plant
  - quickly in some plants