- pluricellular-uniseriate
hairs downy –
having an
almost wool-like
covering of long
hairs pilose –
pubescent with long, straight, soft,
spreading or
erect hairs puberulent...
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Branchlets densely grayish pilose.
Petiole to 7 mm,
pilose; leaf
blade narrowly elliptic, 8–14.5 X ca. 5 cm,
abaxially densely pilose, base
subrounded to cordate...
- fine,
close grayish-white pubescence. Lanate, or
lanose With
woolly hairs.
Pilose With soft,
clearly separated hairs. Puberulent, or
puberulous With fine...
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glabrous above and
often lustrous;
glabrous beneath or
puberulent or short-
pilose,
especially on the veins.
Inflorescences in
terminal panicles, many-flowered;...
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plumule of some monocotyledons.
piliform Having the
shape of a cap, a pileus.
pilose covered with soft, weak, thin and
clearly separated hairs,
which are usually...
- The
fruitbodies occur singly or in clusters. The
upper surface is
finely pilose. The spore-bearing
underside is smooth. The
microscopic characters are typical...
- slender,
annual prostrate herbs, much-branched with
deeply lobed leaves,
pilose (covered with soft hair) and on
short petioles. The tiny
green to yellow...
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branches being 1.5–2
metres (4 ft 11 in – 6 ft 7 in) in length. It has a
pilose and
strigose apex with
acute sepals which are
either a****inate or obtuse...
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microtrichose with
yellowish stigma. The face is
black and
concave with long
pilose along the eye-margin, less
projected antero-ventrally than the (weakly developed)...
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inhabit the same habitats.
However D.
capillaris petioles are sp****ly
pilose,
while D.
intermedia is glabrous. Like all
members of
their genus, D. capillaris'...
