- ring
which may
quickly disappear. May
discolour slightly yellow or
pinkish brown. Gills: White,
sometimes discolouring to
pinkish brown with age. Free and...
- A leaf spot is a limited,
discoloured,
diseased area of a leaf that is
caused by fungal,
bacterial or
viral plant diseases, or by
injuries from nematodes...
-
lesser material (to
which most
turquoise belongs) is
liable to fade or
discolour over time and will not hold up to
normal use in jewellery. The mother...
-
other parts of the food
served with it (such as a
boiled egg), or to
discolour porcelain dishes.
There is also a
trend to use more
Laxrom (salmon roe)...
- clades.
Sections previously described include:
Arachnites Arthrosporiella Discolour Elegans Eupionnotes Gibbosum Lateritium Liseola Martiella Ventricosum...
-
sometimes used. An
unintended heat source, such as a
coffee cup, can
discolour the
paper and
obscure any printing. A
fingernail rubbed quickly across...
-
hydroquinone has been
linked to ochronosis,
where skin
becomes permanently discoloured and disfigured, and
because it may also be a carcinogen. All over-the-counter...
-
whilst the
exterior surface is
lemon yellow to
sulphur yellow and may
discolour brownish with age. It is
covered in fine
powdery or
woolly scales (pruinose...
-
specialized mildew remover, or
substances such as
bleach (though they may
discolour the surface).
There are many
species of mold. The
black mold
which grows...
- air
pollution in Paris,
which accelerated erosion of
decorations and
discoloured the stone. By the late 1980s,
several gargoyles and
turrets had fallen...
