A coffee plant (Coffea arabica) showing interveinal chlorosis of apical leaves resulting from a deficiency in iron. |
 A coffee leaf (Coffea arabica) showing interveinal chlorosis resulting from a deficiency in iron. |
 Interveinal chlorosis on citrus, caused by an iron deficiency. |
 Interveinal chlorosis of noni (Morinda citrifolia) leaves suggests an iron deficiency. |
Interveinal chlorosis usually refers to loss of normal green color of plant tissues, betweeen veins, usually on leaves.
Sometimes referred to as "iron chlorosis" where the symptom is due to a deficiency in iron. Deficiencies in other elements or other diseases might also cause the symptom.