gray-green

The melody of the song was the gray-green waters and the little scuttling animals and the clouds of fish that flitted by and were gone.

Significant differences of genetic diversity and genetic differentiation were found between the gray green and yellow green ecotypes .

Seeds up to 7 per valve, uniseriate, gray-green, often quadrangular, reticulate.

branches usually apically clustered, angular, up to 20 cm, gray-green, pubescent when young, glabrescent.

Picture of life, the occasional gray add together, you do not presage the decline, it is important to extract the gray-green hope.

Guangdong Province changed the gray-green uniforms to a supposedly more inviting blue.

highly succulent stemless clump-forming plants with gray-green leaves similar in texture to lumps of granite; South Africa.

okay , so he ' s a good - looking guy , but that blue - gray - green - red color palette is nicely sophisticated.

Stem erect, branched from base, gray-green, densely tomentose mixed with erect, long, jointed hairs.

branches gray-green, sometimes light reddish, slightly compressed, subglabrous.

Stem much branched, gray-green, densely pubescent mixed with sinuate, long hairs when young.

branchlets slender, glabrous, those of present year purple-green or green, older ones gray-green or yellow-green.

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

The color of the sea dull gray-green and bottomless.

deciduous aromatic shrub of eastern North America with gray-green wax-coated berries.

Stems caespitose, erect or ascending, gray-green, simple or branched, hairy, apically glandular hairy.

branches gray-green, black-brown after drying, subfleshy, glabrous except slightly hairy in leaf axils.

The gray-green color may be a kind of plant life. It changes color with the seasons.

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

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

Stem single, ca. 1 mm thick, unbranched below inflorescence, light gray-green, glabrous.

Seeds mostly green or gray-green, small, surrounded by fine hairs.

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

Branchlets gray-green, sparsely pubescent.

Leaf blade abaxially densely white pubescent, dark gray-green when dry.

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

Leaves are small, felty, gray-green and many-lobed.

A gray, green, or brown mineral similar to mica, formed by chemical alteration of other minerals, such AS cordierite.

Zhongshan Suit is rich in color, in addition to the common blue and gray, there are camel, black, white, gray-green, beige and so on.

Lianas woody, to 4 m. Branchlets gray-green.

Color: black, gray, green, blue and so on.

This tasting cup of coffee, you like walking in the Mexican desert cactus in the middle of gray-green that is very interesting experience.

abaxial surface gray green, scales contiguous, or less than their own diameter apart, unequal, brown, without hairs;

Mexican epiphytic orchid with glaucous gray-green leaves and lemon- to golden-yellow flowers appearing only partially opened;

Culm sheaths brown to gray-green, with dense, variably sized spots forming a cloud on distal portion, thinly white powdery, brown strigose;

"V" mudstone, at the top of D2-1, lithology is gray green mudstone, apparent resistivity curves and curves of both sensors "V" -shaped;

internodes gray-green, usually with purple speckles, initially usually white powdery below nodes and sparsely setulose;

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

apex obtuse or rounded; abaxial surface pale gray-green, with minute punctulate hairs;

internodes gray-green, to 27 cm, initially sometimes sparsely hairy, glaucous below nodes, nearly solid;

internodes green, with purple streaks, becoming gray-green in age, to 24 cm, initially thickly white powdery;

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internodes initially purple-green, becoming gray-green, to 26 cm, white powdery, glabrous;

branchlets semiwoody; bark gray-green, sometimes purplish, lenticels elliptic;

Calyx with dense gray-green and sparse brown scales, broadly campanulate, slightly 4-angled;

abaxial surface gray-green, densely brown scaly;

herbaceous branchlets of current year gray-green, jointed;

Spikelets gray-green or purplish green;

Stems gray-green, 6-13 cm tall, ca. 6 mm in diam. , lenticels elliptic, densely covered with bacilliform cystoliths;

Spikelets gray-green or dark-green;