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Loss of chlorophyll leading to yellowing in leaves is called:
Loss of chlorophyll leading to yellowing in leaves is called:
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Chlorosis = yellowing; Necrosis = death; Bronzing = discoloration; Die-back = tissue death from apex.
Updated On: Jun 2, 2025
- Chlorosis
- Necrosis
- Bronzing
- Die-back
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- Chlorosis is the condition in which leaves turn yellow due to loss or reduced synthesis of chlorophyll.
- It may occur due to deficiency of elements like Mg, Fe, N, S etc.
Other options:
- Necrosis – death of tissue
- Bronzing – dark reddish discoloration
- Die-back – death of shoot from tip backward
- It may occur due to deficiency of elements like Mg, Fe, N, S etc.
Other options:
- Necrosis – death of tissue
- Bronzing – dark reddish discoloration
- Die-back – death of shoot from tip backward
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