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Iron deficiency anemia characterized by greenish yellow colour.<\/p>\n

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Yellowing of green tissue due to lack of chlorophyll, often associated with nutrient deficiencies or other stresses.<\/p>\n

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In botany, reduced development or loss of chlorophyll.<\/p>\n

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A type of severe anaemia due to iron deficiency, affecting mainly young girls.<\/p>\n

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Old term for iron-deficiency anemia, especially in women.<\/p>\n

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A severe form of anemia produced by gross deficiency of iron, so called because of the greenish skin pallor that it produces.<\/p>\n

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The phenomenon known as chlorosis refers to a situation where an organ or plant experiences a reduction or complete absence of its typical green coloration. The affected area may instead turn shades of yellow-green, yellow, or even white. This condition can be brought about by a variety of factors, such as a decrease in the size or quantity of chloroplasts, the destruction of chlorophyll, or even the inability to synthesize chlorophyll, such as in the case of an iron deficiency.<\/p>\n

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A condition marked by iron-deficiency anemia and a greenish-yellow hue of the skin. While it was once frequently observed in young women, it has become relatively uncommon nowadays.<\/p>\n

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