"foliomort" meaning in English

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          "text": "The exterior Cortex is of a Foliomort Colour. The next under that a whitiſh brown. Then a Foliomort again.",
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          "text": "[…] if either broad-clover, or hop clover grass be sown on white-land, or be out of proof by the poverty of the ground, and you let them run but to a full-grown leaf, it will be of a foliomort colour, and speckled with black specks, which is a blight occasioned by the weakness of the ground […]",
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