11. On inoculated leaves 5 7 days after inoculation chlorotic and necrotic ringspots develop. 12. Diseases associated with this genus include : ouMV : yellowing and chlorotic spot symptoms. 13. They can be sunburned and display a yellowing chlorotic reaction to overexposure to sunlight. 14. Lesions caused by Race T are tan with yellow-green or chlorotic halos. 15. When soil is too alkaline, nandinas are unable to absorb iron and become chlorotic . 16. The leaves of infected plants develop yellow spots, hence the name " chlorotic ". 17. Diseases associated with this genus include : plants : chlorotic vein clearing, leaf malformation. 18. Some general symptoms that are produced on infected plants include poor growth and chlorotic foliage. 19. These symptoms include chlorotic mosaic of the leaves, leaf distortion, and stunted growth. 20. The foliage becomes weak and chlorotic with upward turned leaves and lesions on the stem.
