1) Aged 2) Discoloration 3) Staining
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1) Discolouring
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A symptom characterized by the turning yellow of plant tissues that were once green.
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• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Yellow • (n.) The act or process of making yellow.
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Most commonly associated with white and solvent-based paint, this inherent effect occurs with age and is due to the presence of alkyd resins, a key component. The paint film goes yellow over time, caused by a chemical reaction within the alkyd. UV light from sun rays will slow the reaction down, but not stop it. Using a varnish can reduce this prob...
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Gradual colour change in the original appearance of a P.S. label, characterized by the development of yellowish and brownish hues.
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Development of a yellow color or cast in white, a pastel, colored or clear finishes.
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Development of a yellow color or cast in white, a pastel, colored or clear finishes.
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Yel'low·ing noun The act or process of making yellow. « Softened . . . by the
yellowing which time has given.»
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This effect on oil paintings is usually caused by one of three reasons: excessive use of linseed oil medium; applying any of the varnishes that are prone to yellow with age; or most often – an accumulation of dirt embedded into the varnish.
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This effect on oil paintings is usually caused by one of three reasons: excessive use of linseed oil medium; applying any of the varnishes that are prone to yellow with age; or most often - an accumulation of dirt embedded into the varnish.
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General term for the yellowish discoloration of the leaves of the vine. This can have a variety of causes such as a lack of nutrients (for example manganese) or as a consequence of diseases. Viruses as well as insects(cicadas) can appear as pathogens or carriers: Chlorosis (jaundice) Flavescence dorée (golden yellowing) Brushwood disease Blac...
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A coating defect consisting of a physical change of a coating in which the color of the cured coating gets yellower as it ages, or after rebaking.
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Development of a yellow color or cast in white, a pastel, colored or clear finishes.
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There are many reasons to cause yellow leaves on plants
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There are many reasons to cause yellow leaves on plants
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