Location of meniscus. The seriousness of a meniscus tear depends on which one in injured and the location, type, and shape of the tear. When a meniscus tear occurs, is it usually the medial rather than the lateral meniscus that is damaged.his is because the lateral meniscus, unlike the medial meniscus, has a section that is not attached to the wall of the knee joint. This makes it more likely to move rather than tear when abnormal force hits it. Therefore, the medial meniscus takes most of the impact and is more likely to tear.
Nutrients take different forms (on a chemical level) depending on the pH around them. Some forms are easier for the roots to absorb than others. When the pH is too high or too low, the plant can show signs of a nutrient deficiency even when the nutrients are physically there at the roots.
Plants with potassium deficiencies have leaves that appear to be burned at the edges. A potassium nutrient deficiency will also show up in older leaves first. Secondary NutrientsSulfur, magnesium and calcium are secondary nutrients, also important to plant growth.Calcium Calcium is important in building cell walls within plants. Plants growing in sandy soils, or acidic (low pH) soils have a greater chance of calcium deficiency problems.utrient elements bind with parts of the soil. Factors such as the amount of organic matter in the soil, the soil pH, soil moisture content, soil temperature and other weather. Some nutrients are more accessible to plants when the pH is high, others when it is low.