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While visiting a field, a student of botany observed symptoms of chlorosis on some leaves. He inferred it was due to nitrogen deficiency How you can say his inference is correct?

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His inference could be correct only if yellowing of leaves occurs first in mature leaves followed by younger leaves.

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