- In botany,
chlorosis is a
condition in
which leaves produce insufficient chlorophyll. As
chlorophyll is
responsible for the
green color of leaves, chlorotic...
- of coal.
Chlorosis is
briefly mentioned in Casanova's
Histoire de ma vie: "I do not know, but we have some
physicians who say that
chlorosis in girls...
-
grapes (PD),
olive quick decline syndrome (OQDS), and
citrus variegated chlorosis (CVC).
While the
largest outbreaks of X. fastidiosa–related
diseases have...
- The
tomato chlorosis virus (ToCV) is an RNA
virus belonging to the
genus crinivirus, a
group of plant-infecting
viruses in the
family Closteroviridae...
- as miner's anaemia,
tunnel disease, brickmaker's
anaemia and
Egyptian chlorosis.
Helminthiasis may also
refer to ancylostomiasis, but this term also refers...
- the tips.
Shoot symptoms include stunted growth,
premature wilting, and
chlorosis (Nguyen and Smart, 1975).
Another species of the
sting worm, Belonolaimus...
-
cytoplasm can lead to
enzyme inhibition,
which in turn
causes necrosis and
chlorosis. In response, some
plants have
developed mechanisms to
limit sodium uptake...
- JSTOR 3653905.
Helen King (2004). The
Disease of Virgins:
Green Sickness,
Chlorosis, and the
Problems of Puberty.
Psychology Press. pp. 1–2. ISBN 9780415226622...
- stems;
smaller leaves due to
longer internodes; and a pale
yellow color (
chlorosis). The
development of
seedlings in the dark is
known as "skotomorphogenesis"...
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bicarbonate can
cause discolouration of
fruits (two
percent solution) and
chlorosis (one
percent solution).
Sodium bicarbonate mixed with
water can be used...
