- with
particularly healthy plants becoming mound shaped. The
leaves are
canescent in appearance,
white in
color due to
being covered in fine hairs, especially...
- f.
canescens is
distinguished from the type
material by
being densely canescent or
covered in hairs, on the
underside of the leaf, T. grandis f. pilosula...
-
Bearded With long,
stiff hairs.
Bristly With
stiff hair-like prickles.
Canescent ****y with
dense grayish-white pubescence.
Ciliate Marginally fringed...
- orthotropous.
canaliculate Channelled;
having a
longitudinal groove.
canescent Approaching white in color, as in a leaf
covered with
white down or wool...
- canine, Canis,
Canis Major,
postcanine cānus cān- gray, grey canescence,
canescent capanna capann- cabana, cabin,
cabinetry caper,
capra capr- goat cabriole...
-
stems of the
plant are slender, flexible, and
glabrous (hairless) or
canescent (fuzzy). The
leaves range from 1 to 10
centimetres (1⁄2 to 4 inches) long...
- that
resemble cobwebs.
Bloom – waxy
coating that
covers some plants.
Canescent – with gray pubescence.
Ciliate – with a
fringe of
marginal hairs. Coriaceouse...
- The
stems are erect,
generally less than 2.5 m (8.2 ft) in length, with
canescent twigs. On the
twigs are the alternately-arranged,
leathery leaves, which...
-
caymanensis grows 50 to 100 cm (20 to 39 in) tall. The
strictly erect stem is
canescent above and
woody below. The ovate-lanceolate
leaves 2.5 to 3 cm (0.98 to...
- from
candor Arisaema candidissimum D C c**** L grey- or white-haired;
canescent Artemisia cana H DS C
canescens H DS C
caninus L
canine Rosa
canina H...
