gray-brown

Wax film for the female gray brown, With only a little bit of light blue, to the breeding season will be turned into dark brown.

Jimmy was an old dog and his fur was a mix of gray, brown and black. He was almost deaf, so he always wore a hearing aid.

Upon the bottom layer are tones weaving a tapestry that are black, gray, brown, mucous green and mucous yellow in color.

They are humanoids with shaggy gray hair, gray-brown skin, knobby brows, red-tinted eyes, and twin cones on their heads.

Away from the lake's sapphire-hued waters, the land appears as a combination of gray, brown, and green.

The gray-brown tuft of a tail has the screwed-tight appearance of a taut knot.

Just skip the heavy motorcycle jackets in favor of light, soft skins in classic colors, like gray, brown or black.

abaxial surface gray-white to gray-brown, smooth, indumentum dense, continuous, hairs dendroid-branched.

Branchlets strict, alternate, dark gray or gray-brown, smooth or longitudinally fissured, terminating in a spine.

The type of the reservoir rock was from gray-brown to gray debris-feldspar sandstone and feldspar sandstone.

Bud-scales hairy on outer surface; corolla pink or purple; young shoots gray-brown pubescent and sparsely glandular-setose.

Bark gray brown or dark brown, thick, with longitudinal fissures, always exuding pellucid resins when wounded.

The old consensus sits in tones that are black, gray, brown mucous yellow and green in color or vibration.

Dirt and debris coat these rivers of ice; like the glaciers feeding it, Imja Tsho appears dull gray-brown.

older branchlets gray-brown, terete, longitudinally ridged, puberulent, lenticels absent, leaf scars raised.

tall pine of western North America with stout blue-green needles; bark is gray-brown with rectangular plates when mature.

Taproot gray-brown, stout, digitate-branched, capitate, woody when old forming a thickened caudex.

Stems single, thin and slender, half as long as plant, usually purplish toward base, light gray or gray-brown, glabrous.

branches gray-black to gray-brown, terete, sturdy, twigs greenish or yellow-greenish, striate.

The artist evokes a nostalgic mood using pencil and watercolors in subdued shades of gray, brown, and navy blue.

branches and twigs slender, striate, angulate, brown or gray-brown when dry, sometimes black.

Small densely tufted perennial, roots fibrous, basal sheaths soft, gray-brown.

Shrubs scandent. Branchlets gray-brown, sparsely pubescent when young, glabrescent.

Blue nevi can present clinically as blue, gray, brown, or black solitary nodules or plaques on the skin.

branches gray-green to gray-brown, terete, glabrous, twigs green to light green, glabrous.

nocturnal indris with thick gray-brown fur and a long tail.

Branches erect, broomlike, pale yellowish green, turning yellowish brown to gray-brown, pubescent.

branches gray-brown, annual ones yellow-green, nearly herbaceous.

First year's branchlets black-brown to gray-brown, glabrous or pilose, glabrescent, sometimes with lenticels.

young branches densely puberulent, older ones gray-brown, lenticellate and glabrous.

The bright green epidote in the center can also be gray, brown, or nearly black.

Color is generally white, gray, brown, black, Bacillus color and color.

branches and twigs gray-green to gray-brown, with corky wing, sometimes terete.

Branches gray-white or gray-brown, pilose; leaflet blade margin sinuous or shallowly sinuous-dentate.

young shoots cylindric, gray-brown, glabrous.

branches and twigs gray-green to gray-brown, terete, sturdy, striate.

branchlets stout, cylindric, pale gray-brown at maturity, red-brown when young, glabrous.

Twigs gray-brown, finely striate, sometimes lenticellate.

Second year's branchlets dark gray-brown, thick, glabrescent, with oblong lenticels.

Young branches and buds pubescent; leaf blade obovate or obovate-rounded, abaxially gray-brown stellately pubescent.

Branchlets greenish when young, becoming gray-brown, shiny, and glabrous.

branches gray-black to gray-brown, terete, sturdy, twigs greenish, sometimes with 4 striae.

Branchlets dark brown, terete, with gray lenticels and gray-brown stellate hairs.

branches and twigs gray-green to gray-brown, terete, sturdy.

One sign of severe iron overload is a gray-brown cast to the skin.

branches and twigs gray-green to gray-brown, terete, densely verrucate.

Branchlets gray-brown, terete, glabrous.

All olive- brown upper body, face and chest Green gray, brown under the belly and tail.

branchlets pale gray-brown, glandular setose when young.

Capsule broadly oblong, trigonous, ca. 2. 5 mm, densely hirsutulous at apex. Seeds gray-brown, pitted.

Capsule ellipsoid, ca. 10 mm, coarsely gray-brown strigose. Fl. Oct.

Seeds gray-brown, globose-reniform, ca. 1 mm, tuberculate.

The banyan tree is gray brown, growth in the Soil.

bark yellow-brown, gray-brown, or brown.

Gray, brown flecks amidst eggs.

Branchlets pale gray-brown, scabrous or shiny.

Branchlets subterete, brown to gray-brown, glabrous.

Stem erect, stout, woody, brown to gray-brown, somewhat smooth, base to 1. 5 cm in diam.

seeds ca. 5 mm, gray-brown with dark brown mottling.

Trees or shrubs. Branchlets gray-brown when dried, at first stellate pilose.

Bark brown or gray-brown.

Panicles pyramidal, 7-16(-30) cm, gray-brown pubescent, densely flowered.

Seeds ca. 3 mm, gray-brown tomentellous.

They have wrinkled, gray-brown skin that is almost hairless.

Achenes gray-brown, ovoid or subellipsoid, slightly compressed, 1-1. 2 mm.

Rhizomes robust, ca. 5 mm in diam. Stems 0. 5-1 m tall, gray-brown pubescent.

Branchlets spreading, yellow-brown turning gray-brown, robust, slightly angled, densely villous when young, gradually glabrescent;

Colors can be customized according to Mass Customization (light gray, brown, bronze, cream-colored, light sand color)

Branchlets suberect, slightly bent or distinctly tortuous, brownish to gray-brown, slender, gray-white tomentose when young, later glabrous;

Branchlets brown or gray-brown, slender, longitudinally ridged and sulcate, puberulent or glabrescent, lenticels absent;

Branchlets opposite or subopposite, rarely alternate, silvery-gray or gray-brown, puberulent, glabrescent, terminating in a spine;

bark gray-brown or gray, fissured longitudinally into irregularly oblong plates, inner bark red-brown;

branches spreading, older ones light gray-brown, with longitudinal fissures;

Branchlets gray-brown, terete, longitudinally angular and sulcate, densely puberulent;

Branchlets gray-brown, terete, longitudinally angulate and sulcate, puberulent;

Branchlets alternate to subopposite, silvery-gray or gray-brown, sometimes terminating in an obtuse spine;

branchlets gray-brown, terete, with sparse orbicular or oblong lenticels, coarsely yellow-brown puberulent;

branchlets pendulous, reddish brown or pale brown, aging gray-brown, slender, flexible, slightly pubescent;

Branchlets arching, red-brown to gray-brown, slender, terete, slightly angled, pubescent when young, later glabrous;

Branchlets spreading, yellow-brown turning gray-brown, pubescent when young, later glabrescent;

The results showed: (1)The color of Silver Chain tended to be dark and uniform gray-brown;

Branchlets spreading, tortuous, yellow-brown or purple-brown, turning dark gray-brown, slender, glabrous;

young branches slender, glabrous, older growth drying gray-brown, minutely white lenticellate;

abaxial surface densely gray-brown tomentose, hairs dendroid;

Shrubs evergreen. Second year's branchlets gray-brown, terete, longitudinally fissured;

Branchlets opposite or subopposite, slightly virgate, gray-brown, smooth, often terminating in a spine;

bark gray to gray-brown, longitudinally fissured, flaking, scaly;

older branches gray-brown or light yellow-brown, usually fissured annular;

Branchlets gray-brown, terete, with many tumor like lenticels, conspicuously prominent with age;

Branchlets arching, red-brown when young, dark gray-brown when old, shining, slender, terete, glabrous;

Effect of Ephedra on Soil Fertility in Gray-brown Desert of Hexi Corridor and Economic Benefits

woody branches without leaves at apex, acuminate to spiny, with gray-brown bark;

branchlets glabrous, gray- brown or brown, with sparse and inconspicuous lenticels;

abaxial surface gray-brown or honey yellow, scales contiguous;

young branches glabrous, older growth drying gray-brown, lenticellate;

Studies on application of high yield of rapeseed in gray-brown-purple paddy soil

branchlets yellowish gray or yellow-brown, turning gray or gray-brown, shining, glabrous;

Branchlets red-brown or gray-brown, terete or sparsely angled, pubescent, glabrous when old;

Branchlets brown turning gray-brown or gray-red when old, subterete, sericeous-villous initially, later glabrescent;

branchlets purple-brown, turning gray-brown to gray-black when old, distinctly angled;

Woody stem extremely branched, gray-brown;

Branchlets opposite or subopposite, gray-brown, terminating in a spine;

Branchlets spreading, dark red-brown or dark gray-brown, slender, glabrous;

bark gray-brown, smooth, usually falling off in flakes;

branchlets dark red-brown, turning brown or gray-brown when old, terete, glabrous;

Shrubs to 2 m. Branchlets brown or yellow-brown to gray-brown, angled, sterile ones glabrous, flowering ones pubescent;

branches terete, bark light yellow to gray-brown;

bark dark gray-brown, minutely scaly and flaking;

Branches dark brown or gray-brown, glabrous;

Stem straight, stout, with gray-brown bark;

bark gray-brown, usually falling off in flakes;

Former wing, there are many dark gray brown columns fine line, in room have a black spots, rim has 7 tied for the small macula;

branchlets light brown, turning gray or gray-brown in 2nd or 3rd year, densely light pubescent;

bark gray to gray-brown;

Racemes axillary, 2-3 cm, 6-10-flowered, inflorescence densely gray-brown pubescent;