Necrotic- tiny spots on leaves, fruits, stems, etc

Hyperplastic- tissue outgrowth, canker or wound

Necrotic- sunken lessios

Necrotic - Blighting/sidden death of buds

Necrotic- driving of leaves, die backward

Hypoplastic- yellowing of normally green tissue cause by inadequate light

Necrotic- Irregular spots on leaves or fruits

Pre-necrotic- A flaccid condition of leaves, shoots or entire plants, or lack of water

Hypoplastic- Variegation is less defined than mosaic, and the boundaries of light and dark variegated areas are more defused

Hypoplastic- halting of the development of an organ (ergot of rye)

Hyperplastic- abnormal curling of shoots or leaves

Hypoplastic- complete failure of chlorophyll

Hypoplastic- subnormal size of entire plant

Necrotic- rapid death of germinating seedlings

Hypoplastic- metamorphosis of sepals, petals, etc.

Pre-necrotic- loss of green colour due to distraction of chlorophyll

Necrotic- final stage where fired fruit is called mummy

pre-necrotic - soaked, transculent condition of tissue due to water ex. late blight lesson on potato leaves

pre-necrotic - reddish brown zone in tissue at edge of necrotic area

Hypoplastic- the leaf veins are transculent or pale

Necrotic- Total killing of shoots, limbs, blossom, resembles scorch

Hyperplastic- development of predominantly bronze or purple pigments in tissue or organs

Bending outward or downward

Hypoplastic- shortening of the internodes of shoot or branches

Hyperplastic- premature falling of leaves