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information on the
American flora. It
consists of two
species of
glabrous or
puberulous, creeping,
rhizomatous herbs with
white axillary flowers with funnel-shaped...
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puberulent (minutely pubescent,
hairs barely visible to the
naked eye) and
puberulous (dense
covering of very
short soft hairs).
Tepal shape is
described in...
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broad base, 1–2 mm long,
mostly long persistent;
petiole 1–3.6 cm long,
puberulous;
blade lanceolate to ovate,
obovate or elliptic, 1.8–18 x 1–2.5 cm, cuneate...
- tall. When
young its
twigs are
glabrous and
markedly lenticellate, or
puberulous.
Mature bark is
brown to
grayish brown, and
deeply fissured vertically...
- The
petiole connecting the
leaves are 4-11
centimeters long and are
puberulous. The
leaflets are entire, and are
narrow ovate by 5–11 by 1.5-3.5 cm....
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woolly hairs.
Pilose With soft,
clearly separated hairs. Puberulent, or
puberulous With fine,
minute hairs.
Pubescent With soft,
short and
erect hairs. Scabrous...
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obovate to
oblanceolate with
acute apex and
decurrent base, and
minutely puberulous on
veins of
lower surface.
Flowers are
terminal in
thyrsoid panicles,...
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small tree
which is 3 to 6
metres (9.8 to 19.7 ft) tall. Its
branches are
puberulous or
shortly pubescent. Its
leaves are
membranous or
slightly leathery....
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puberulent –
minutely pubescent;
having fine, short,
usually erect,
hairs puberulous –
slightly covered with
minute soft and
erect hairs pubescent – bearing...
- 028–0.039 in) wide. They also have
scaberulous surface which is also
puberulous and
hairy as well. The
panicle branches are oblong, scaberulous, and are...
