hirsute

This species is recognized by the combination of broad leaf blades with hirsute sheaths and a glandular panicle of small spikelets.

sheath scar with a densely brown hirsute ring, distal to a white powdery ring.

Branches patently hirsute, base of trichomes inflated; calyx lobes triangular to triangular-lanceolate, strigose only on ridges.

Results indicated that there were significant differences in both growth pattern and suitable habitat between A. hirsute and B. platyphylla.

By the 1990s, ithad evolved into a class symbol distinguishing the hirsute lower and middleclasses from the clean-shaven urban elite.

blades on distal part of stem narrower, both surfaces sparsely hirsute, base cordate, margin irregularly serrate.

one tall and thin, the other a swarthy, hirsute , muscular fellow with a flattened nose.

Herbs perennial, with a stout root and spreading hirsute or glabrous axial parts.

Capsule obcordate-ovoid, slightly compressed, hirsute with multicellular hairs.

Branches brownish, becoming dark brown suffused with purple, sparsely hirsute, soon glabrescent.

Disk persistent in fruit, fleshy, irregularly lobed or deeply crenulate, inside sparsely hirsute.

lobes broadly ovate, punctate-lineate, hirsute or glabrous, margin entire, ciliate, apex obtuse or acute.

This member of the new Kiwaidae family of crabs, discovered near Easter Island, was named Kiwa hirsute because of its furry appearance.

leaf blade surfaces sericeous to hirsute or woolly, often glabrescent, base attenuate to rounded.

lobes narrowly triangular, densely hirsute outside, long hispid inside.

Instead of the peaceful hirsute ornamented the past he is now marring his face with a lot of bristles.

Stems all climbing; stems and leaves densely hirsute with brown, multicellular hairs.

Style terminal, filiform, not twisted, hirsute but glabrous distally.

hair transplanted from the hirsute part of the scalp to the bare areas.

Branchlets black-brown, terete, glabrous or sparsely acicular hirsute, with elliptic lenticels.

Herbs. Branches usually acutely 4-angled, sometimes spiny, hirsute, glandular. Leaves opposite.

Branchlets, petioles, inflorescence rachises, and leaf veins rust colored hirsute.

Branchlets pubescent and sparsely hirsute when young; female bracts fan-shaped, denticulate.

Leaf blade adaxially densely appressed tawny hirsute, abaxially with stipitate, tawny, stellate pubescence; corolla purple-red.

Leaf blade abaxially densely hirsute when young, glabrescent with tufted hairs remaining only in axil of veins.

Branchlets, petioles, leaves, and pedicels densely hairy with long hirsute and short glandular hairs.

leaf blade linear-lanceolate, glabrous except hirsute at margin.

Branchlets reddish purple, brown with age, densely hirsute with obliquely spreading hairs.

Plants, except corolla, very densely gray or grayish yellow hirsute.

Stems rooting at nodes or internodes, spreading hirsute to glabrous.

Stems often erect, antrorsely hirsute; male inflorescences longer than leaves.

Branchlets hirsute; both surfaces of young leaves and inflorescences pilose.

Annual branches, petioles, and both surfaces of leaves or veins abaxially densely hirsute.

Calyx with a tube ca. 2 mm, 2-lipped; lips entire, sparsely minutely hirsute, glandular.

Lower part of style and ovary hirsute; fruit pubescent.

Twigs terete, densely cinnamon- or brown hirsute.

Stems glabrous or sparsely hirsute, rooting at nodes.

Twigs terete, densely brown- or rust-colored hirsute.

Branchlets slender, reddish purple, gray when dry, densely hirsute.

Stems spreading hirsute, with brown or dull yellow hairs.

leaf blade sparsely brownish hirsute abaxially and on veins adaxially when young, glabrescent or later glabrous.

Herbs twining, with glabrous or hirsute axial parts.

A. moschatus is an erect, annual or biennial, hirsute herb.

When wheat and wild around hirsute, strong as shag boiled soup.

Herbs. Rhizomes short. Stems repent, ascendent on upper part, red hirsute.

branchlets densely yellow-hirsute, sparsely so at maturity.

Culm sheaths initially hirsute, base densely brown crinite, leaf ligules ca. 1 mm.

Stem, petiole, and abaxial surface of leaf blade hirsute, adaxially hispidulous (hairs rounded at base).

Stems erect or ascending, not branched or less branched above, 10-25 cm tall, densely spreading hirsute, short strigose.

Stems 4-sided, densely retrorse hirsute, glabrescent.

Herbs perennial. Stems to 24 cm, base glabrous, apex sparsely hirsute.

Liana to 8 m. Branchlets slightly reddish brown, densely minutely hirsute-villous when young.

Disk thin, ca. 0. 3 mm tall, fleshy, outside glabrous, margin crenulate, ciliate, inside hirsute.

Branchlets scabrous and hirsute with long hairs.

Petals white, oblong to lanceolate, 6-7. 2 mm, outside densely yellow shortly strigose, inside weakly hirsute, apex inflexed.

3 (2) Leaf blade with abaxial surface densely deep brown to ferruginous-floccose hirsute.

Herbs annual or biennial, 30-150 cm tall, glabrous or basally sparsely hirsute, often glaucous, with or without fleshy taproots.

Drupe fusiform, ca. 8 mm, abaxially white hirsute, covered by persistent calyx. Fl. Mar.

Sepals 4(--6) in 2 whorls, inner sepals often with margins membranous and ciliate, outer sepals usually hirsute.

ocrea tubular, 1-1. 2 cm, membranous, densely glandular hairy and hirsute, apex truncate, long ciliate.

Fruit subfusiform, (5--)10 ribs, densely gray-yellow hirsute; leaves abaxially minutely stellate tomentose.

Fertile flowers with calyx teeth triangular, ca. 0. 5 mm, hirsute.

Hypanthium funnel-shaped, 5-9 mm, puberulous and sparsely glandular hirsute.

Plants annual. Stems diffuse, slender, rarely rooting at lower nodes, pilose or hirsute, Stipules 0. 5--1. 5 mm, slender, scarious.

Stem base prostrate, 15-30 cm, striate, densely hirsute.

Calyx ca. 2 mm, slightly 2-lipped, 5-dentate, outside minutely hirsute, inside glabrous.

Stem tips twining, to 1. 5 m, densely to sparsely minutely hirsute.

Staminal column ca. 1 cm, hirsute.

Stems 3-6 mm in diam. , scabrous, densely rusty hirsute.

Filament tube ca. 6 mm, hirsute.

Calyx ca. 1 cm, split on 1 side, base hirsute, apex truncate.

bracts ca. 4 mm. Sepals sanguineous, ovate to oblong, 8-10 mm, densely hirsute.

Epicalyx cup-shaped, usually 6- or 7-lobed, 8-10 mm, densely stellate hirsute, lobes ovate-lanceolate.

Capsule solitary or racemelike, axillary, stipe 2-4. 5 cm, densely hirsute with yellow hairs.

petals ca. 14 mm. Filament tube ca. 6 mm, hirsute.

leaf blade orbicular, 0. 5-1. 3 cm in diam. , both surfaces stellate hirsute, margin crenate.

Leaf blade abaxially hirsute along veins; petiole to 0. 3 cm.

6 (5) Leaflets mostly 15-25 cm, strigose; inflorescence hirsute.

Leaf blade abaxially hirsute; styles 3; ovary 3-loculed.

Capsule nearly globose, ca. 3 cm in diam. , hirsute; mericarps 5-6.

Calyx 5-7 mm, outside minutely hirsute and glandular, 2 lipped, lower lip 2-dentate, upper lip 3-dentate or rarely subentire in fruit.

You're looking very hirsute , Richard. Are you growing a beard?

4 (3) Leaf blade 10-20 cm, disk hirsute inside and at margin.

leaves some or all in congested whorls, at least partly hirsute when young but glabrescent;

leaf sheath mostly less than 10 mm, hirsute throughout, sometimes glabrous except for a hirsute line along mouth slit;

Inflorescences in axils of whorled leaves or alternate subulate bracts, subumbellate, few flowered, hirsute;

Culm sheaths persistent, base very tough, thinly white tomentose, brown hirsute centrally and on distal margins;

Branches turning yellowish or grayish brown, angular, densely appressed hirsute when young;

leaf sheaths longer than internodes, glabrous to hirsute, margins ciliate, bearded at mouth;

leaf blade ovate, both surfaces densely stellate hirsute, base cordate, margin crenate;

Leaf sheaths overlapping in distal part of stem, densely brownish yellow hirsute;

Stem, petiole, and blade abaxially hispidulous and sparsely hirsute, glabrescent;

Calyx tubular, elongated, straight to slightly curved, 15-veined, throat villous or hirsute;

bracts leafy, smaller than cauline leaves, hirsute;

Twining shrubs; branchlets densely brown hirsute and glabrate later;

Leaf sheaths densely villous to hirsute with tubercle-based hairs, or subglabrous;

Stem and both surfaces of leaf blade brown floccose-hirsute;

Leaf sheaths ca. 5 mm, densely hirsute in a line along mouth slit;

Ovary compressed, hirsute, 2-loculed, rudimentary in staminate flowers;

Stem, petiole, and blade abaxially hirsute;

petiole to 35 cm, densely long hirsute;

Inflorescences axillary, racemose or paniculate, 2-7(-10) cm, hirsute;

Leaf sheaths 2. 5--6 cm, hirsute when young, glabrescent, mouth hirsute-ciliate;

Stipule filiform, 7-10 mm, sparsely hirsute;

Female inflorescences: cymes of order 2-4, umbelliform, 3-11-flowered, solitary, axillary on current year's branchlets, hirsute;

ovary triangular, scabrous-hirsute, 2- or 3-loculed;

Ovary ovoid, 1-1. 5 mm in diam. , densely hirsute or pubescent;

Rhizomes long creeping, zigzag, 30-50 cm, 3-5 mm in diam. , sparsely hirsute-villous;