glandular hairs

young shoots with a dense grayish tomentum and a few glandular hairs.

Bud-scales glabrous on outer surface; corolla white; young shoots glabrous or with a few short glandular hairs only.

Herbs annual, 20-60 cm tall, with a strong odor, covered with articulated, glandular hairs and sessile (rarely subsessile) glands.

Herbs annual, yellow-green, 20-50 cm tall, with a strong odor, covered with stalked, glandular hairs.

Basal leaves with long, curly, glandular and glandular hairs at least at margin.

The apical cell would develop into the head cells of peltate glandular hairs if the stalk cell kept meristematic and flat-shaped.

young shoots thinly tomentose and with glandular hairs that soon wither.

prickles dense, straight, fine, firm, flat, tapering to an elliptic base, intermixed with glandular hairs on young branches.

Herbs perennial, creeping, without prickles and glands, sometimes with intermixed small glandular hairs.

stems, inflorescence axes, pedicels, calyces, and capsules sparsely with capitate glandular hairs.

Herbs, erect or creeping, blackened when dry, villous with glandular hairs, some with glandular hairs, frequently aromatic.

2 (1) Stem and raceme densely spreading puberulent, mixed with a few yellow, glandular hairs.

Plants without glandular hairs and bristles or sometimes only partly sparsely stipitate glandular or bristly.

Herbs, sub shrubs, shrubs, or rarely small trees, pubescent with stellate, simple, bifurcate or glandular hairs.

Flowering stems and petioles sparsely pilose, sometimes mixed with glandular hairs.

Stems, leaves, bracts, and calyx lobes densely with brown multicellular glandular hairs.

Stem with minute stellate hairs, multicellular glandular hairs, and long simple hairs.

Much of the work on glandular hairs was done with the Solanaceae.

Branchlets grayish brown or brownish, with soft hairs and curved minute prickles, sometimes with sparse, short glandular hairs.

bracts green, funnel-shaped, not ciliate, glabrous, often with few glandular hairs.

Result: The characters including stomata covered by many glandular hairs in dorsal surface of leaf of Argyreia acuta were obvious.

Branchlets brown or reddish brown, terete, with soft hairs, glandular hairs, and sparse, needle-like or small curved prickles.

young shoots with spreading red-brown flat glandular hairs, also pubescent.

Buds glabrous or pubescent with crisped, straight, capitate and clavately tipped glandular hairs.

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

Calyx greenish purple, with branched and sparse glandular hairs.

Ovary and basal portion of style with multicellular glandular hairs.

Plants with dense, glandular hairs throughout; abaxial surface of leaflets sometimes deciduously tomentose.

young branches greenish, with short-glandular hairs and setae.

lobes linear to linear-lanceolate, with glandular hairs and soft hairs.

Herbs perennial, 15--20 cm tall, pubescent with a mixture of glandular and glandular hairs.

style ca. 4 cm, with some glandular-hairs, tomentose in lower part, stigma slightly dilated. Capsule not known. Fl. Apr.

lobes linear, margin with sparse, glandular hairs.

Plants without glandular hairs; leaf lobes obtuse.

Inflorescences wholly or partly, or abaxial surface of calyx with minute glandular hairs.

Branchlets, petioles, inflorescences, and abaxial surface of calyx with glandular hairs or bristles.

Leaf blade adaxially smooth, abaxially with yellowish gray glandular hairs, margin with glandular teeth from middle to apex.

Petioles, pedicel, and abaxial surface of calyx without glandular hairs.

Branchlets, leaf blade, raceme, and fruit with both glandular and glandular hairs.

Flowering branchlets, pedicels, or base of calyx with soft hairs and glandular hairs.

pubescence of simple glandular hairs.

Raceme with both glandular and glandular hairs.

style ca. 2 cm, as long as corolla, base with slightly glandular hairs, stigma slightly expanded.

Stem unbranched, erect or procumbent, 2-50 cm, not forming tubers below ground, pubescent with short, glandular hairs.

Plants without glandular hairs. Leaf lobes obtuse apically.

pubescence of simple or glandular hairs.

Herbs perennial, 30--90 cm tall, pilose with intermixed sparse multicellular glandular hairs.

Branchlets, petioles, and abaxial surface of calyx with dense, unequal glandular hairs.

Calyx abaxially without glandular hairs.

Plants perennial, 15--40 cm tall, with violet multicellular glandular hairs throughout.

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

Herbs perennial, mostly scapose, 20-60 cm tall, pubescent with simple or glandular hairs.

Branchlets and petioles with sparse glandular hairs; leaves conspicuously 3-5-lobed, margin with obtuse teeth.

Annuals, 3-40 cm tall, pubescent with long stalked capitate glandular hairs.

Sepals (4 or)5, margins sometimes with glandular hairs.

branches opposite or in whorls of 3, with 4 lines of glandular hairs.

style ca. 3. 2 cm, lower part with glandular hairs.

abaxial surface purple or green, whitish tomentose and with a few glandular hairs, especially on the midrib;

Leaf sheaths and blades densely tomentose with glandular hairs, slightly sticky with a strong smell;

stems, petioles, and pedicels sparsely pubescent and with needle-like prickles, sometimes with sparse, intermixed glandular hairs;

rachis densely retrorsely or spreading puberulent, often mixed with a few yellow, glandular hairs;

rachis and pedicels gray or yellowish gray villous, with sparse, minute prickles, sometimes with intermixed glandular hairs;

rachis and pedicels densely villous, with unequal long purplish red stipitate glandular hairs and sparse, minute prickles;

Inflorescence simple or branched, pubescent with short glandular hairs, less commonly glabrous;

Stem spreading puberulent, sometimes also with spreading, glandular hairs;

rachis and pedicels gray or yellowish gray villous, occasionally with sparse, minute glandular hairs;

Inflorescences terminal, racemose-capitate in flower, elongated to 5 cm in fruit, with multicellular glandular hairs except for corolla;

Branchlets terete, with conspicuous longitudinal ridges, pubescent with simple and glandular hairs;

rachis, pedicels, and abaxial surface of calyx with dense reddish brown long glandular hairs, soft bristles, and yellowish long hairs;

pollen ca. 50% fertile. Ovary densely to moderately villous, with long red pustulate-based hairs and dense glandular hairs;

longitudinal veins violet or dark violet, cohering at apex, with violet glandular hairs;

Pedicel short. Calyx with multicellular glandular hairs on both surfaces or only on inside;

branchlets yellow or pale brown-yellow, turning gray or dull gray, initially with dense glandular hairs, later puberulent;

rachis and pedicels with intermixed spreading and glandular hairs;

Inflorescence ca. 17 cm, sparsely pubescent with multicellular, glandular hairs;

Advances in the Studies of Glandular Hairs and Secretion in Labiatae Plants

Branchlets fulvous-red, villous, with glandular hairs, with sparse prickles;

pollen ca. 50% fertile. Ovary densely strigillose, with spreading and glandular hairs mixed;

ovary ca. 7 mm, densely red-brown glandular-setose or with hairs and glandular hairs;

Study on the Glandular Hairs on Tobacco Leaves

Stems of young plants glaucescent, pubescent with short, simple, often glandular hairs to 0. 2 mm;

Corolla red, tubular, ca. 8 mm, with dense glandular hairs;

Racemes terminal, sometimes also axillary, 10-40-flowered, to 20 cm in fruit, with multicellular glandular hairs;

stamens numerous. Female flowers: sepals 5, ovate, membranous, accrescent, to 1. 3 cm, margins and back with stout glandular hairs;

Compound raceme pyramidal, each branch 3--15 cm, 3--12-flowered, densely retrorsely puberulent, often mixed with yellow, glandular hairs;

Leaves alternate; petiole 1. 5-3 cm, with few stipitate glandular hairs at base;