- In biology, an
indumentum (Latin, literally: "garment") is a
covering of
trichomes (fine "hairs") on a
plant or of
bristles (rarely scales) of an insect...
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emerging from buds of
Oldenburgia grandis are
densely tomentose with a
dense indumentum, but
their upper surface is glabrescent; as seen here they lose their...
- scales, and papillae. A
covering of any kind of hair on a
plant is an
indumentum, and the
surface bearing them is said to be pubescent. Certain, usually...
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those of the
nominal subspecies,
along with a
greyish indumentum (opposing the
whitish indumentum of the
nominal subspecies). It is an
evergreen shrub...
- = 7.8%). Most
parts of the
plant are
virtually glabrous. However, an
indumentum of
short brown hairs is
present on inflorescences,
developing parts, and...
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Astragalus anemophilus, but the two
species can be
distinguished by
their indumentum and
distinct flowers.
Astragalus harbisonii was
described by botanist...
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specific epithet luteus means 'golden yellow',
referring to the acorn's
indumentum.
Lithocarpus luteus grows as a tree up to 40
metres (130 ft) tall with...
- the
Dayak word for the orang-utan of Borneo,
referring to the
brownish indumentum.
Palaquium majas grows up to 24
metres (80 ft) tall. The bark is brown...
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specific epithet ferrugineum means 'rusty coloured',
referring to the
indumentum.
Palaquium ferrugineum features twigs that are
reddish brown tomentose...
- The
specific epithet scaberrima means 'very rough',
referring to the
indumentum. S****a
scaberrima grows up to 40
metres (130 ft) tall, with a
trunk diameter...
