hispid

ultimate segments ovate, usually lobed, lobules lanceolate, both surfaces roughened, hispid, apex acute, deciduous.

Culms rambling or climbing, up to 15 m long, branched, glabrous to puberulous or hispid, terete, solid.

Culm sheaths thickly leathery, brown, smooth, glossy, with dark brown hairs; culm internodes glaucous, white hispid.

Herbs annual or sometimes perennial, bristly, hispid or appressed pubescent throughout.

Stems single or several, cespitose, erect, not branched, densely hispid and short strigose, hairs discoid at base.

Lemmas densely to sparsely hispid below middle with white or brownish hairs, becoming dark brown at maturity.

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

Herbs annual, biennial, or perennial, often hispid or tomentose, hairs often mostly simple.

Stems erect, much branched, sparsely hispid and densely pubescent, hairs discoid at base.

young shoots scaly or glandular-scaly or sometimes glabrous, rarely pubescent, or hispid.

Leaf blade adaxially sparsely minutely hispid and barely stellate hairy. Inflorescences mostly in leaf axils along stem.

young shoots densely gray-white-pubescent, mixed with spreading long hispid hairs.

sheath scar conspicuous, yellow-brown hispid, with persistent base of culm sheath.

Young shoots, petioles, and pedicels densely hispid, with strap-shaped setae.

young shoots short and slender, red or orange-red scaly, densely pubescent and hispid.

adaxial surface deep green, sparsely scaly, densely white-pubescent and thinly hispid, midrib raised abaxially, concave adaxially.

branchlets slightly purple, densely brown hispid when young, glabrescent.

Stems slender, 4-sided, narrowly winged on angles, wings with sparse glandular trichomes, nodes hispid.

Stem erect, branched, retrorsely hispid with white or grayish hairs (Chinese species).

Branchlets, petioles, and rachis densely brownish yellow hispid.

Culms initially hispid; culm sheaths with small, reflexed auricles; stigma 1.

Calyx densely villous-hispid along veins and margin.

Leaves densely hispid on both surfaces and rather small.

Plants 10-15 cm tall, gray-white hispid, hairs spreading or somewhat spreading, becoming mostly hook like at apex on pedicel and calyx.

Spikelets hispid; upper glume of sessile spikelet winged on keel; callus hairs ca. 2 mm.

Stem ca. 27 cm tall, sparsely hispid proximally, sparsely retrorsely puberulent distally.

Stems clustered, simple or branched at base, prostrate or erect, 10--30 cm, long hard hispid and glandular pubescent.

Capsule nearly globose, ca. 1. 2 cm in diam. , densely stellate hairy and hispid, shorter than persistent calyx.

Plants ca. 50 cm, roughened and hispid throughout, not onion-scented.

Herbs, annual, to 15 cm. Stems decumbent or prostrate, softly hispid.

Fruits globose, ca. 1 cm in diam. , densely yellow-brown stellate-hispid.

Stems erect, branched from base or not branched, 1. 4-8 cm tall, densely short hispid.

Proximal leaves 3, leaf blade hispid; ovary glabrous.

Herbs perennial, 50--100 cm tall, hispid with multicellular glandular hairs.

Calyx lobes lanceolate, ca. 1 cm, abaxially stellate velutinous and hispid.

Stem 30--110 cm tall, shortly strigose, hispidulous, or hispid, branched or simple.

Herbs annual. Stems frequently branched from base, 6-20 cm tall, spreading hispid.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes robust, ca. 2 cm. Stems 30--45 cm, spreading hispid below, strigose and branched above.

Stem 35--65 cm tall, simple, retrorse and spreading yellow hispid, basally with longer spreading hairs.

Stems 30-50 cm, retrorse minutely hispid on angles and nodes, much branched.

Stem and branches hispid or subglabrous; perianth (including wings) 7-10 mm in diam. in fruit.

Stems erect, short branched, 20-30(-60) cm tall, densely spreading hispid.

Stem (30--)40--50(--70) cm tall, hispid and yellow glandular puberulent, simple.

5 (4) Stem retrorse and spreading hispid, to 65 cm tall, ca. 4 mm in diam. ; sepals blue-purple, upper sepal subcylindric.

Stem 26--35 cm tall, retrorsely hispidulous and hispid, simple or 1-branched.

Leaf sheaths pubescent to tuberculate-hispid, at least below blade, one margin ciliate;

Culm sheaths deciduous, leathery, hispid, base of outer margin usually with an arrow like expansion below point of attachment;

Leaf sheaths shorter than internodes, densely tuberculate-hispid to glabrous, margin tuberculate-ciliate;

lower glume broadly lanceolate, glabrous to hispid, veins smooth except near apex, apex emarginate, minutely mucronate;

lower glume leathery, black-brown at maturity, glossy, glabrous below middle, upper part and margins hispid with brown hairs;

Fruit yellowish; pedicel slender. Nutlets irregularly convex, hispid;

upper glume equal to spikelet, inconspicuously scabrous to shortly hispid along veins, cuspidate to awn-tipped;

Culm sheaths deciduous, thickly leathery, densely hispid, apex slightly concave;

Leaf sheaths loose, usually longer than internodes, hispid with tubercle-based hairs or nearly glabrous;

segments narrowly lanceolate, membranous, hardened in fruit, abaxially winged from proximal middle part, hispid;

Stem erect; branches opposite, obliquely spreading, green or reddish, hispid;

Leaf sheaths hispid with short, tubercle-based hairs or glabrous, usually longer than internodes;

leaves broadly ovate to cordate-ovate, base truncate to cordate, sparsely minutely hispid;

Leaf sheaths glabrous below middle, tuberculate-hispid toward blade;

abaxial surface gray-green, scaly, densely white-pubescent and thinly hispid;

blades brownish yellow when dry, membranous, abaxially densely irregularly and shiny hispid, adaxially sparsely adnate hispid;

Stems erect, branched from middle or below, densely hispid, hairs discoid at base;

Leaf sheaths papillose-hispid, margins ciliate;

Annual. Culms rather stiff, decumbent, ascending to 50 cm. Leaf sheaths glabrous or tuberculate-hispid;

Calyx campanulate, ca. 1 cm, veins and margin villous-hispid, accessory veins inconspicuous;

Culm sheaths straw-colored when dry, deciduously densely hispid, margins ciliate;

lemmas lanceolate to narrowly ovate, membranous or leathery, hispid or villous, apex 2-toothed to deeply 2-cleft, awned from between lobes;

Herbs annual. Taproots stout, conical, ca. 7 cm. Stems erect, usually single, much branched above middle, to 60 cm tall, gray hispid;

calyx 8-veined, veins minutely hispid, posterior teeth subequal;

Stems erect, to 14 cm tall, sparsely short strigose and spreading hispid;

Corolla pink or reddish, limb ca. 4 cm in diam. , tube ca. 4 cm, glabrous outside, hispid inside;

Flowers widely spaced. Calyx 1-1. 5 mm, densely hispid, short appressed pubescent outside, glabrous inside;

Petiole ca. 3 mm or nearly sessile, scaly, hispid;

Calyx minutely hispid, glandular, 2-lipped nearly to base, tube ca. 1 mm;