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Leaves on plants to turn yellow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green plants and leaves that have started to turn yellow Royalty Free Stock Photo

mustard plants that are old and the leaves are starting to turn yellow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rice plants that are starting to turn yellow with fresh green leaves Royalty Free Stock Photo

the rice plants are starting to turn yellow and the leaves are green in the sun Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tomato plants with holes in the leaves are eaten by caterpillars and the color is starting to turn yellow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fields of cassava plants whose leaves are starting to turn yellow and dry due to the dry season in Central Java, Indonesia Royalty Free Stock Photo

pumpkin plants with brown leaves that are starting to dry and green leaves that are starting to turn yellow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rice plants that are starting to turn yellow and the leaves still look fresh green Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spinach plants with leaves that are green and start to turn yellow with a gutter filled with soil as a planting medium Royalty Free Stock Photo

The edge of a rice field with matured rice plants, their grains hanging low and leaves starting to turn yellow. Royalty Free Stock Photo

As humidity builds up inside the greenhouse the plants struggle to breathe causing their leaves to turn yellow and Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cucumber plants whose leaves start to turn yellow appear spots and look less healthy Royalty Free Stock Photo

The most common reason that plants` leaves turn yellow is because of moisture stress, which can be from either over watering or under watering. If you have a plant that has yellow leaves, check the soil in the pot to see if the soil is dry.