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Chlorosis is the loss of normal green colouration in the leaves of plant and it's caused by the deficiency of iron.
So, the answer should be iron
Interveinal chlorosis, a yellowing of the tissue between the veins of a leaf, is usually indicative of **magnesium**, **iron**, or **manganese** deficiency. Iron deficiency affects the youngest leaves first, whereas the symptoms of manganese and magnesium deficiency tend to start in the older leaves. So, the correct options are A. magnesium and C. iron..
A magnesium (Mg) deficiency can cause yellowing of both the leaves and the veins.
In the case of Mg deficiency:
- The interveinal areas (between the veins) turn yellow
- The veins themselves also turn yellow or become discolored
This is different from interveinal chlorosis caused by iron deficiency, where the veins typically remain green while the interveinal areas turn yellow.
So C is way more correct when "interveinal chlorosis" is involved...💯
I was wronged again and when I checked for explanation, there was none but then the ai proved that I was right. And it also acknowledged that Magnesium also causes Intervenial Chlorosis, but in older plants. U get... Pls which is correct and pls be providing explanations. Very important
a and c is correct
interveinal chlorosis magnesium occurs in adult plant while the iron occurs in small plant
