| When leaves turn yellow while veins remain green, it's a sign of chlorosis, a condition caused by an iron deficiency in the soil. |
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| Iron deficiency is characterized by an interveinal chlorosis of young leaves while the veins remain green. |
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| This was the only race with clear root injuries and chlorosis of the leaves, both commonly regarded as symptoms of Al toxicity. |
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| At the end of the experimental period leaves of these plants showed symptoms of chlorosis. |
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| Between 1870 and 1920, chlorosis, a form of anemia, was widely reported in female adolescents in the United States. |
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| Magnesium is an essential element in the chlorophyll molecule, and so chlorosis is a common symptom of magnesium deficiency. |
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| Low places in fields where water pools and evaporates off the surface are the most likely places to find chlorosis. |
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| Although it is rare, too much zinc can cause symptoms similar to iron or magnesium chlorosis. |
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| On pawpaws, feeding causes chlorosis and distortion of the young leaves, resembling that caused by virus diseases. |
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| Annual bluegrass chlorosis can be mistaken for turf chlorosis, especially in sites with a moderate to heavy infestation. |
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| Symptoms of lettuce chlorosis closterovirus are similar to those of LIYV in lettuce anõd sugar beet. |
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| Above-ground symptoms include chlorosis and reddening of the leaves, small leaves, defoliation, branch dieback, death of entire canes, stunting, and death of the entire bush. |
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| Irregularity of menstruation and certain other uterine troubles, the peculiar condition called greensickness or chlorosis, and general debility may lead to some skin lesions. |
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| Iron deficiency results in chlorosis, which causes leaves to turn pale and yellow and inhibits the growth of the plants. |
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| Leaves show numerous oily polygonal lesions which may run together to cause a general chlorosis of the lamina and premature leaf fall. |
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| The elimination of ferric chlorosis and its symptoms ensures green foliage, with good growth and development of the fruit for harvest. |
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| In particular, iron chelated with EDDHSA is used to correct iron shortages and to remedy ferric chlorosis. |
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| Leaves or parts of leaves not covered with Promalin will not be protected from chlorosis. |
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| The symptoms, chlorosis in the younger leaves, can often be observed 2 or 3 months after flowering. |
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| It is indicated in the nervous states produced by weakness, in individual neurasthenia, chlorosis, anemia and all the states of weakness. |
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| Affected plants showed yellow spots on the leaves, mild interveinal chlorosis and in some cases minor leaf malformations. |
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| Application during these times may result in a more extended period of chlorosis to turf. |
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| The transgenic plants were also more tolerant to the oxidative damage caused by methyl viologen showing less chlorosis and less electrolyte leakage than the controls. |
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| Victims of chlorosis were usually maidens in their middle teens. |
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| Symptoms usually began with retarded growth, erectness of new growth, chlorosis and purpling of leaves, followed by an overall chlorosis and production of many small, poor-quality fruits. |
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| First, if the foliage is yellow and smaller than normal, the problem could be chlorosis, which is caused by a shortage of iron. |
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| Under the name of chlorosis, this type of anemia was mentioned in popular literature and depicted in paintings, especially those of the Dutch masters, until the 20th century. |
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| Efficient and stable Iron EDDHA chelate for the prevention and correction of iron chlorosis in all types of conditions, even in limy and alkaline soils. |
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| In situation of ferric chlorosis, Antys Fe should be applied preventively or correctively in case of deficiency, as soon as leaves develop and avoiding applications during full flowering. |
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| Treat chlorosis If leaves on camellias, citrus, and gardenias look chlorotic, the plant may have an iron deficiency. |
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| Yellowing leaves suggest your blueberry is suffering from chlorosis. |
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| Raspberries are easy-going plants though they sometimes show signs of chlorosis, yellowing of the leaves, if they are planted in soil with too much lime. |
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| Symptoms of damage caused from high concentrations of sulphur dioxide are the yellowing, or chlorosis, of the tissue between the veins of broad leaves, or the browning of the tip of conifer needles. |
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| Recently a new thrips species, Frankliniella zucchini, has been described and identified as a vector of zucchini lethal chlorosis tospovirus in Brazil. |
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| All of these trees may show chlorosis in our alkaline soil, so add lots ofcompost when planting and keep a layer of mulch covering the soil at all times. |
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| Chlorosis is a common symptom of deficiencies of other nutrients such as nitrogen, sulphur, and magnesium. |
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| Chlorosis was only due to Fe deficiency, since the application of Fe salts or Fe chelates to the chlorotic leaves produced complete leaf regreening. |
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