gray-white

The mounts for each race can differ in appearance. For instance, wolves' fur can be gray, white, black, or other colors.

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Color: He's the depth of gray, white, blue or stone-yun color, with or without a white stripe (or vice versa).

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

Branches alternate, gray-white, arachnoid hairy when young, later glabrescent.

Rhizomes less than 1 cm. Stems erect or ascending, simple or branched at base, gray-white hairy throughout, or hairs only along 2 lines.

Leaves long petiolate, blade triangular-hastate, rarely cordate-ovate, abaxially gray-white, densely gray tomentose.

small pine of western North America; having smooth gray-white bark and soft brittle wood; similar to limber pine.

branches usually gray-white, with dense elevated lenticels, glabrous.

branchlets rust-brown puberulent, glabrescent on older branches, with gray-white lenticels and persistent bracts.

Young branchlets, petioles, and inflorescences slightly yellowish brown to gray-white tomentose.

Leaf blade abaxially densely yellow-brown or gray-white tomentose; gland of calyx oblong-lanceolate, base decurrent to pedicel.

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

Leaf blade abaxial surface densely gray-white tomentose, glandular.

The gray-white ribbon of road, creating a tunnel through the trees, was my only promise of home.

Leaf blade with abaxial surface densely gray-white to cinnamon long-tomentose.

His coat was quite colorful -tan , black , gray, white and speckled!

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

bud scales several, densely gray-white-villous and densely scaly.

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basal nodes with rings of gray-white silky hairs below and above sheath scar.

UKFA is a gray-white, dry powder, with a specific smell.

several basal nodes with rings of gray-white silky hairs below sheath scars, branching from 3rd node up.

Abaxial surface of leaves with gray-white to rufous-brown hairs; capsule slender, curved.

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

Abaxial leaf surface with 1- or 2-layered indumentum, upper layer woolly, gray-white, smooth, not granular, hairs branched.

branchlets and leaves densely yellowish or gray-white tomentose.

The towering cloud is circular. It is surrounded by hazy, gray-white smoke.

Herbs biennial. Stems cespitose, ca. 15 cm tall, densely gray-white villous.

Manganese is a hard, brittle, gray-white metal.

glabrous. Seeds elliptic, ca. 6 mm in diam. , brown with stripes of gray-white spots.

branches of current year gray-white or yellow-gray.

Herbs annual, to 50 cm tall, densely gray-white cottony pubescent.

Pedicel ca. 1 cm, gray-white puberulent.

Seeds 3--7 per valve, uniseriate, gray-white, verrucose.

Petals ovate-elliptic, ca. 1. 2 mm, with dense gray-white hairs.

bracts gray-white when dry, broadly deltoid, ca. 0. 7 mm.

It has a body bushy, black, gray, white alternate with 3 kinds of color.

leaflets 3-5(-9), shortly petiolulate, both surfaces glabrous, abaxially gray-white, base attenuate, margin serrate or entire.

It is Jianjia Gray White Dew, the man, who you wipe this song?

nodes flat, basal several with rings of gray-white silky hairs above sheath scar and with aerial roots;

nodes slightly prominent, sometimes basal node with a ring of gray-white silky hairs above sheath scar;

Testing study on desalination role of the gray-white ice in the Bohai Sea by the centrifugal rotational speed

nodes toward base with a ring of gray-white to pale brown silky hairs below and above sheath scar;

abaxial surface yellowish green, densely yellow scaly, densely gray-white-pubescent, hairs longer along veins;

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

Branchlets, terminal buds, petioles, inflorescence bracts, and calyx densely gray-white villous-strigose;

nodes flat, lower ones with a ring of gray-white silky hairs below and above sheath scar, basal 1 or 2 nodes with short aerial roots;

Leaf blade abaxially densely gray-white stellate puberulent, hairs twisted, some slender, others robust, adaxially scabrous and stellate;

branches gray-white, with longitudinal fissures;

ovary cylindric, tapering into style, ca. 4 mm, glabrous or densely gray-white-tomentose when young;

Stem stout, tortuous, glabrous, with gray-white bark;

second year's branchlets gray-white, with strongly raised semicircular leaf scars;

nodes flat, lower several with rings of gray-white silky hairs;

Carpels gray-white pubescent;

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basal ca. 3 nodes with rings of gray-white silky hairs below and above sheath scars;

branches gray-white, rugged when dry;

basal 2 nodes usually with rings of gray-white silky hairs above sheath scar;

nodes slightly prominent, basal 1 or 2 with rings of gray-white silky hairs below and above sheath scar;

abaxial surface fulvous or gray-white, indumentum felted or woolly, 1- or 2-layered;