The grass, too, was less flowering, though there were still gorgeous patches
mottling the greensward; and lastly, the fauna was less multitudinous.
Sheldon glanced at her sharply, and noted her face
mottling, even as he looked, and turning orange and green.
The zone is characterized by thickly bedded, laminar sulphide beds and frequent
mottling (increasing downhole) with a decrease in pyrite and an increase in sphalerite laminations, in addition to barite, carbonate and quartz.
lanatus) showing a
mottling and mosaic symptoms were collected from Riyadh and Hail regions, Saudi Arabia in May, 2012.
Yellowing in leaves can be a sign of nitrogen or iron deficiency, but because of the irregular
mottling effect you have, I suspect it is a mosaic virus.
Recognition of AASS in the field includes the identification of indicative
mottling, a pH (1:1 soil: water) [less than or equal to] 4 and high electrical conductivity (EC).
Dr Vida Zohoori, pictured, a Reader in Oral Public Health and Nutrition at the University of Teesside, says the gap between the recommended daily intake of fluoride in children to prevent tooth decay and the level which could cause tooth
mottling is too narrow.
Her body's pulse, blue veins, a
mottling of scar, raised
If the foliage shows yellow
mottling and streaking, the plants are stunted and the flower buds fail to develop, it may be due to viruses such as tulip-breaking virus, lily mosaic and lily mottle.
Vessels are unique in the placement, form and feel of the black
mottling or fire clouding which stands out from the plain red-brown surface (Figures 14-16).
Description: The brown bullhead has a dark yellowish to olive-brown back and upper sides, with noticeable
mottling not seen on the black bullhead or channel catfish.
The well-recognized and historically documented example of chemically induced enamel hypoplasia refers to the effects of chronic fluoride toxicity on the dentition, and although total fluoride intake will vary with total water consumption, fluoride-induced enamel hypoplasia, also referred to as fluoride
mottling, is usually inconspicuous at levels below 1.0 ppm in the drinking water.