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floribunda (synonym
Hieracium floribundum, also
known as pale hawkweed,
smoothish hawkweed,
yellow hawkweed, and
yellow devil hawkweed) is a
species of...
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sometimes with a tooth-like
process on its margin. The
columella is
smoothish to
weakly ridged. The
operculum is
corneous and of
variable thickness...
- 1⁄2
times the
length of the insect:
thorax punctured, with some
small smoothish spaces in the middle; the
lateral margins somewhat thickened: the head...
- grow up to 35m,
though usually smaller,
around 7-20m, it has a glabrous,
smoothish trunk with reddish-brown bark that is
sometimes fibrous,
sometimes lightish...
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shaggy in appearance. The bark of
smaller individuals is gray to brown,
smoothish and
lightly fissured.
Although generally treated as a
single variable...
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clusters in the leaf axils,
sometimes on old wood.
These are
followed by
smoothish ovoid woody seed
capsules that are
approximately 1.5 cm (0.6 in) wide...
- 1–2 m (3 ft 3 in – 6 ft 7 in) high and
thickly branched. The
branches are
smoothish to
thickly covered in white, soft
matted hairs without glands. The sessile...
- (1913). Kirchner's
Ulmus glabra fastigiata was narrow-crowned, with
large smoothish leaves of
firmer texture than his
Ulmus glabra Mill., now
Ulmus minor...
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Poland -
critically endangered S**** is dextral, rimate, ovate, thin,
smoothish,
somewhat glossy, pellucid, brownish-tawny. The s**** has 5 to 5 ½ whorls...
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slightly concave,
nearly smooth, very steep,
separated from the
suture by a
smoothish space, and
marginated by a
slightly raised thread. The
suture is appressed...
