| The corners of her mouth were white with froth, and her tongue was purpling from the poison. |
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| The red scratches combined with the egg-sized bump already purpling with the future bruise told her why. |
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| Damage from the Russian wheat aphid ranges from yellow or whitish streaking to purpling of the damaged leaves. |
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| The skin that showed above her forearm archer's guards was already purpling. |
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| It has now been at least two generations, and despite some purpling at the edges, the South remains solidly Republican. |
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| Four to six leaf corn has been found with four to six leaves infested and the plants showing obvious leaf yellowing and purpling and some leaf dieback. |
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| So while the cause of the purpling may not have been phosphorus deficiency, the enhanced vigour of the plant helps it to out-grow the lag period. |
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| Symptoms of collar rot are purpling of the foliage in late summer and soft, rotting bark at the soil. |
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| It is much more common today to hear complaints about poor colour or unthrifty corn, than about purpling. |
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| Infected tomato plants show foliar curling and chlorosis, unique purpling on the abaxial side of leaves and shortened internodes. |
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| The one common factor was that the purpling itself did not seem to hurt the corn yields. |
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| There can be numerous triggers for purpling of corn tissue, but the process in the plant is simply an accumulation of sugars with no-where to go. |
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| She saw autumn in the purpling mountain-tops against a sunset of old gold. |
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| The passion that ran so high in 1936 can still be whipped up in '53, to judge by the purpling gentlemen who have pounded tables and the strong words that have resounded when the subject has come up. |
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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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| In the purpling dawn, I read Kerouac's goodbye to his mountain. |
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| The biggest change has been in the genetics used, with a move away from the lines that were most susceptible to purpling, and also breeding for improved stress tolerance in the plants. |
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| Affected plants are flattened to the ground, they show purpling of older leaves, reduced leaf size, yellowing of younger leaves, and plants may die. |
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| Additional symptoms of crown and collar rot are purpling of the foliage in late summer and soft, rotting bark between the scaffold limbs and the roots where they attach to the crown. |
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