leaf blade

leaf blade resembling that of radical leaves but leaflets fewer higher up stem with base rounded to broadly cuneate.

Leaf blade with both surfaces, or at least the adaxial surface, scaly and usually hairy at least along veins, sometimes without hairs.

Leaf blade without a pair of basal veins, abaxially very densely hairy; epicalyx lobes much longer than pedicels.

leaf blade resembling that of radical leaves but pairs of leaflets fewer higher up stem.

Leaf blade light green, hastate to ovate, slightly succulent, margin entire or with a few lobe like teeth.

Branchlets and both surfaces of leaf blade appressed tawny villous or densely appressed silvery tomentose at least when young.

Leaf blade with one obvious pair of basal veins, abaxially not very densely hairy; epicalyx lobes as long as pedicels.

The end of the leaf blade nearest to the point of attachment.

Leaves petiolate; leaf blade membranous, entire and sinuate or with a few deltate teeth.

Branchlets, fruiting pedicel, and persistent calyx tube pubescent. Leaf blade abaxially densely pubescent at least on veins.

The invention discloses a safety-type toy boomerang, including a leaf blade, whose outer margin is provided with a ring-shape guard ring.

Leaf blade margin entire or erose, rarely inconspicuously serrate distally; achene with a purplish ring on both surfaces.

Petiole 4-6 mm; leaf blade elliptic to oblong-elliptic, base cuneate to broadly cuneate, apex obtuse to subrounded and with a retuse tip.

Distribution or arrangement of a system of veins, as in a leaf blade or the wing of an insect.

With your new brush, make a swirl shape for a leaf blade.

Leaf blade margins usually incised-dentate or lobulate, petiole less than 5 mm; female petals present, ovary and capsule sparsely verrucose.

Leaf blade usually elliptic, leathery, apex acute to acuminate, abaxially scattered punctate; bracteoles close to calyx.

leaf blade usually oblong, pinnately lobed, divided, or compound, glabrous to glandular-pubescent, often with a mephitic odor.

stems, petioles, abaxial leaf blade, and peduncle of male cymes densely covered with villous multicellular hairs.

leaf blade ovate to broadly so, much smaller than basal leaves, margin sharply toothed.

petiole almost absent; leaf blade elliptic, both surfaces softly pilose, base obliquely rounded, margin sharply serrulate, apex obtuse.

Inflorescence white tomentose; leaf blade lanceolate or obovate-lanceolate, base attenuate, apex acuminate-obtuse or rounded.

leaf blade spatulate, apex rounded and with a short awn.

Leaf blade elliptic-oblong or broadly elliptic to orbicular, thickly leathery, margin laxly spinose dentate; calyx and pedicels glabrous.

leaf blade oblong to ovate-lanceolate, pubescent, glabrescent, base acute, margin entire, serrate, or deeply incised-dentate, apex acute.

Leaves alternate; stipules absent; leaf blade leathery. Flowers small, in axillary clusters, sometimes racemose.

leaf blade linear, lanceolate, linear-lanceolate, or oblanceolate, margin entire or with irregular, loose, undulate teeth.

Leaf blade glabrous or with sparse short pubescence. Figs oblong to pillow-shaped, glabrous; involucral bracts orbicular. Fl. early summer.

Young shoots glandular. Leaf blade thinly leathery. Pedicel densely glandular; ovary densely glandular, viscid.

Leaf blade oblong-lanceolate, base cuneate, margin prominently doubly serrate, apex acute. Hypanthium glabrous.

Leaf blade abaxial surface glabrous. Pedicel sparsely setose or glabrous; ovary with upper part coarsely appressed-puberulent.

Branchlets, petiole, leaf blade, and inflorescence usually not stalked glandular, rarely inconspicuously shortly stalked glandular.

Leaf blade ovate-lanceolate to lanceolate, base deeply cordate to auriculate, lateral lobes overlapping or slightly incurved.

Samara glabrous; leaf blade surfaces smooth and glabrous with tufted hairs on veins, base oblique, apex acuminate to narrowly acuminate.

cauline leaf blade ovate, oblong-orbicular, or oblong-lanceolate, base rounded, margin remotely crenate, apex rounded or obtuse.

leaf blade narrowly linear, laterally flattened, striate when dry, margin minutely papillose, apex acuminate.

Features: Decelerates the electrical machinery impetus leaf blade to revolve, clay evenly stirs the putty with the water in the same place.

Leaf blade apex obtuse to acute, apiculate; scales on abaxial surface concave, veins conspicuous on both sides; corolla scaly outside.

leaf blade herbaceous or carnose, lacking chalk glands and crystals, margin usually entire, occasionally toothed or lobed.

stems, petioles, and both surfaces of leaf blade densely covered with multicellular hairs.

central lobe margin entire, rarely slightly crenate; lateral lobes positioned near middle of leaf blade, margin obtuse and entire.

Branches light brown; leaf blade elliptic, apex acuminate, tip entire; inflorescence with shorter branches from base.

Pedicels densely tomentose; calyx lobes unequal; leaf blade oblong to obovate, abaxial surface glabrescent.

Leaf blade subrounded or broadly cuneate at base; stigma 6-lobed at margin, lobes with a white hollow on adaxial surface.

The leaf blade joining fitting is consistent, should implement the grouping adjustment with the valve body seam wind valve.

leaf blade simple, entire or rarely sparsely serrulate, venation pinnate, usually pellucid-punctate.

stems, petioles, and both surfaces of leaf blade sparsely hirtellous, armed with stinging hairs, particularly on nodes.

A number of regenerate plantlets were induced from leaf blade and cotyledon of tobacco hybrid by tissue culture.

Leaf blade base cuneate or rounded, abaxial indumentum yellowish brown or brownish; corolla white to pinkish, with deep red lines.

Leaf blade broadly elliptic, similar to pear leaves, margin serrulate or serrate; pyrenees oblong, endocarp stony.

leaf blade rhombic-ovate or oblong-lanceolate, glabrous, base cuneate, margin entire or undulate, apex acuminate or acute.

leaf blade elliptic-ovate, apex acute or slightly obtuse, base gradually shortly attenuate or truncate to briefly cuneate.

leaf blade leathery, lacking chalk glands and crystals, margin usually entire, occasionally toothed or lobed.

Leaf blade persistently downy-puberulent; pedicel and calyx densely puberulent with mostly short, weak hairs.

Leaf blade narrowly oblong, rarely lanceolate or elliptic, abaxial surface with whitish indumentum.

Leaves alternate, leaf blade oblanceolate to linear; fruiting bracts without appendages.

Young branches, petioles, abaxial surface of leaf blade, and inflorescences sparsely pubescent. Leaf blade oblanceolate or lanceolate.

Leaf blade elliptic, rarely narrowly elliptic, abaxially tomentose or glabrescent, margin entire or with inconspicuous, gland-tipped teeth.

leaf blade linear to elliptic-ovate, subplicate veined, with conspicuous, transverse veins between main, longitudinal veins, glabrous.

Leaf blade mainly elliptic, margin entire or obscurely crenulate; capsule lobes never bending backward.

Leaf blade membranous, oblong-ovate or ovate-orbicular, margin crenate to serrate; terminal bud not spinescent .

leaf blade with secondary veins pinnate or basal, often with intramarginal veins near margin, margin usually entire.

Leaves alternate, rarely apparently opposite; leaf blade floating, veins palmate.

leaf blade scabrous or smooth, veins pinnate, secondary veins parallel, prominent, margin entire or smooth.

Leaf blade terete, sometimes slightly compressed when dry, distinctly and perfectly septate.

Leaf blade sparsely pubescent on both surfaces; male pedicels, sepals outside, and capsules pubescent.

Leaf blade leathery, broadly obovate or broadly elliptic, rounded or obcordate, netting veins obvious.

Shrubs. Leaf blade oblong, obovate, or oblong-elliptic, apex rounded, obtuse, or rarely acute, never acuminate.

Bracts entire at apex; young leaf blade gland-tipped or dentate only distally, elliptic to broadly elliptic and serrate in fruit.

Leaf blade margin entire or with obscure, lateral lobes; perianth segments narrowly obovate to linear; seed pitted.

Leaf blade base rounded, abaxially villous to glabrescent, hairs brownish or yellowish; calyx without blotches, orifice nearly orbicular.

leaf blade emersed or submersed, broadly ovate, lanceolate, or broadly linear, sometimes completely reduced, stomata paracytic.

leaf blade entire (sometimes lobed), margin usually dentate, without foliar nectaries.

Leaves usually opposite, rarely alternate, stipulate or estipulate; leaf blade simple.

Petiole with a single gland above; leaf blade subround, base cordate to rounded, apex rounded or rarely acute or incised.

Leaf blade drying black or nearly so, margin entire though often undulate; anther connectives fork-shaped at maturity.

Leaf blade narrowly ovate; stipules triangular, apex acuminate or cuspidate; petiole swollen at base.

Leaf blade on flowering shoots elliptic-lanceolate or ovate-lanceolate, base cuneate, apex acuminate.

Leaf blade adaxially slightly shiny, with conspicuous, reticulate veins, base subrounded, margin slightly recurved.

Leaf blade oblong to rarely elliptic or lanceolate, glabrous; peduncles and pedicels not brown pubescent.

Leaf blade herbaceous, central segment acuminate or long acuminate at apex, lobules narrow; rachis short.

Leaf blade sometimes folded, base slightly broadened, margin cartilaginous, apex acuminate, midvein scabrous.

leaf blade lanceolate or oblong, with several pairs of longitudinal veins parallel to a distinct midvein.

leaf blade usually sword-shaped to elliptic-lanceolate, veins truly parallel from base, lateral veins absent.

Leaf blade surface rugose, with a broad white or pale ring, hairs denser.

Fruit subglobose or obovoid, base contracted into a slender, 2-4 mm stalk; leaf blade lanceolate or falcate, rarely oblong-ovate.

Endocarp woody; leaf blade ovate, glabrous throughout, apex obtuse or shortly and broadly acuminate.

Leaf blade usually lanceolate to ovate, rarely linear or subulate, herbaceous, rarely leathery.

Leaf blade with both surfaces glabrous except for glandular-setose base of midrib, abaxial surface smooth to rugose.

Leaf blade ovate to orbicular, indumentum thick, woolly, fawn to whitish, especially on adaxial surface.

leaf blade narrowly to broadly elliptic, rolled longitudinally in bud, glabrous or hairy, margin entire.

Leaf blade base cordate, abaxial indumentum olivaceous or brownish; corolla yellow or white, with red spots.

Leaf blade with abaxial surface sparsely scaly, scales variously colored, vesicular.

leaf blade ovate to elliptic, venation primarily pinnate, base cordate, margin entire, not peltate.

leaf blade glabrescent to sparsely puberulent, base strongly oblique, cuneate to rounded.

stipules caducous; leaf blade simple, margin entire or crenate-serrate, venation pinnate.

Leaf blade with a horseshoe-shaped band; tepals pinkish or pink.

petiole short; leaf blade simple, thinly leathery, margin entire, venation pinnate.

Leaf blade ovate, elliptic to oblong, margin distally crenulate, proximally entire.

Leaf blade elliptic-ovate to elliptic-lanceolate, margin biserrate and lobed, apex acute to acuminate.

Leaf blade distinctly rugose, densely pilose; flowers greenish yellow with reddish base.

leaf blade leathery or sometimes membranous, margin entire, undulate-dentate, or rugose.

Leaf blade greenish white abaxially when fresh, sometimes drying brown, base always rounded; tuber flesh drying purple-red, bark persistent.

The leaves yield of oak tree was increased by the accelerative growth of shootlet, the increasing of leaf blade number and per leaf weight.

leaf blade surfaces sericeous to hirsute or woolly, often glabrescent, base attenuate to rounded.

Young branchlets and petioles covered with gray pubescence of elongate hairs. Leaf blade abaxially densely covered with erect pubescence.

Branches glabrous when young; leaf blade membranous to thinly papery, margin sparsely glandular-crenulate; female sepals usually 3.

leaf blade lanceolate or pinnately divided, glandular punctate, margin entire to serrate, if leaf undivided then veins pinnate or parallel.

leaf blade green, elliptic, ovate, or ovate-lanceolate, membranous or papery, margin entire.

stipules absent; leaf blade elliptic or broadly to narrowly ovate, leathery, margin serrate.

leaf blade puberulent to glabrous, base sometimes strongly oblique, cuneate to cordate.

leaf blade usually yellow-green when dry, leathery, veinlets reticulate, margin entire.

Conclusion: The gingko leaf blade produces which according to this craft completely conforms to the GMP requirement.

Leaf blade ovate to elliptic-ovate, margin usually not lobed, irregularly doubly serrate; fruit oblong or ovoid-oblong, rarely subglobose.

Leaf blade margin crenulate; flowers light yellow or greenish yellow; style short and invisible.

Leaf blade ovate-elliptic, without basal glands; fruiting pedicel less than 10 mm.

Leaves petiolate; leaf blade ovate-lanceolate or lanceolate, margin dentate.

Leaf blade elliptic to suborbicular, abaxially subglabrous, apex with a membranous acumen ca. as long as or longer than blade.

Branches pubescent; leaf blade obovate or oblong-obovate; outer sepals equaling inner ones.

Leaf blade broadly ovate, base usually cordate or rounded-truncate, rarely broadly cuneate.

Leaf blade large, abaxially pubescent on veins, base cordate, margin often doubly serrate. Inflorescence elongated.

Leaf blade margin sometimes revolute, apex obtuse; young branches grayish yellow.

Leaf blade ovate-lanceolate, apex acuminate; male flower without sterile pistils.

stipules absent; leaf blade entire or slightly incised, rarely lobed or imparipinnate.

Flowers in panicles, terminal or axillary; leaf blade cordate or ovate-cordate, not lobed; plant a climber.

Margin of leaf blade crenate; petals triangular or triangular-ovate, apex obtuse, rarely acute.

Branches erect or ascending; leaf blade oblong, or oblong-obovate; petiole very short or nearly absent.

Leaf blade lanceolate, oblong, or rarely ovate, smooth, flat, margin subentire to serrate distally; fruit yellowish, smooth.

stems, petioles, and both surfaces of leaf blade sparsely hirtellous and armed with stinging hairs.

Leaf blade without an obvious midvein but with many, slender, longitudinal veins dichotomous in basal region and converging toward apex.

Leaf blade obovate or oblong-obovate, abaxially downy, occasionally inconspicuously crenate.

Leaf blade rhombic-ovate, broadly cuneate at base, abaxially veins convex, pedicels, bracteoles, and carpels pubescent.

Abaxial wing of capsule broadly elliptic to orbicular; leaf blade shiny, somewhat thicker.

branches angular, dark gray, pubescent, internodes shorter than leaf blade.

Capsule globose, apex truncate or slightly emarginate; leaf blade glabrous.

Leaf blade suborbicular, base cordate, abaxial surface with patent hairs along veins.

Herbs, perennial. Leaves simple; leaf blade divided into irregular linear lobes.

Leaf blade membranous, secondary veins free to margin, without submarginal vein.

But shears Ye Yi to eat the mushroom vegetables, they transport underground the leaf blade, uses for to cultivate the mushroom vegetables.

Leaf blade margin not revolute, apex acute or acuminate; young branches purplish red or grayish brown.

Culm sheath blade nearly rounded, not amplexicaul; leaf blade abaxially pale green, glabrous; culm not white powdery, glabrous.

Leaf blade obovate-oblong to broadly oblanceolate, apex acute to shortly acuminate; hypogynous glands basally connate.

Leaf blade abaxially pubescent on veins, base cordate, margin often doubly serrate; inflorescence elongated.

Leaf blade base usually attenuate; male flower with adaxial gland ca. as long as bracts, abaxial gland absent.

Branchlets, petiole, leaf blade, and inflorescence sparsely or densely shortly stalked glandular.

Leaf blade reniform-cordate or cordate, usually shorter than wide; perianth yellow-white.

Leaf blade abaxially nearly glabrous, base truncate, margin serrulate. Inflorescence dense.

Pedicels, ovary, and lower part of style with dense hairs; leaf blade obovate, abaxial surface of midrib with dense brown hairs.

Branchlets tomentose with yellow-brown hairs; leaf blade margin entire or denticulate near apex; capsule with dense long simple hairs.

Leaf blade elliptic to ovate, base rounded to broadly cuneate, rarely subcordate, short strigose; plant with white or yellowish hairs.

Leaves opposite; leaf blade glandular punctate, margin serrate.

leaf blade ovate to suborbicular, angled, weakly lobed, or deeply palmatipartite, margin crenate or dentate, apex acute to obtuse.

Leaf blade ovate, broadly ovate, or elliptic-ovate, abaxially tomentose, base rounded or cordate, lobes shortly acuminate at apex.

Branches glabrous; leaf blade narrowly ovate to lanceolate, margin finely crenulate throughout; spikes very slender, to 26 cm.

leaf blade sparsely puberulent, base strongly oblique, cuneate to cordate.

Leaves alternate; stipules absent; leaf blade margin serrate or serrulate.

leaf blade pinnate-veined, margin serrate, rarely entire, teeth glandular.

Leaf margin serrulate, leaf blade scabrous; capsule spines branched, soft.

leaf blade lanceolate to linear, flat, usually channeled, margin long white ciliate.

leaf blade leathery to papery, glabrous, margin serrulate to serrate or denticulate.

Leaf blade oblong or oblong-elliptic, margin lacking ciliate hairs; corolla pink or light purple.

Leaf blade leathery; pistillode conic to cylindric; drupes indehiscent, enclosed by persistent calyx lobes.

Leaf blade ovate-cordate, abaxially densely viscid hairy or stellate tomentose, margin entire or undulate and angled, apex acute.

Young branchlets, leaves, and valves yellowish green when dry; leaf blade thickly leathery; valves not rugose and curly when fruit ripe.

Leaf blade compressed, incompletely septate.

Flowers solitary; filaments glabrous; leaf blade margin serrate or occasionally subentire.

Leaf blade margin densely sharply serrate, sometimes doubly serrate.

Leaf blade ovate, oblong, or rarely obovate, dark green or brownish when dry; bracts lanceolate.

Inflorescences umbels, sessile, borne on midvein of leaf blade, rarely on petiole of leaves on upper part of young branches.

Leaf blade margin purple brown; labellum with longitudinal, purple bands at center.

Leaf blade apex shortly acuminate; male flowers sessile; female disk apex glabrous.

Branchlets and leaves gray stellate tomentose; leaf blade ovate-orbicular, marginal teeth triangular.

Leaf blade abaxially sparsely appressed pubescent, veins without spreading, brown, long, thick hairs.

Leaf blade adaxially densely covered with brownish red short pubescence; figs conic.

Young shoots, pedicel, and (usually) ovary glabrous; leaf blade leathery.

Leaves basal; leaf blade broadly lanceolate or oblong, rarely narrowly linear.

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

leaf blade lanceolate, with glandular trichomes, base rounded.

leaf blade glabrous or abaxially pubescent along veins, base cuneate, margin deltoid dentate, apex acute to short acuminate.

Leaf blade with purple cloud at center; rhizomes pale blue, pale green, yellowish green, or yellow.

Leaf blade oblique at base, lateral veins obliquely ascending, midrib with pale zone on both sides.

leaf blade ovate, much smaller than basal leaves, margin obscurely toothed, apex acute.

Plants deciduous; leaf blade margin with simple, double, or incised gland-tipped teeth.

Branches slender, smooth, glabrous, sparsely lenticellate; leaf blade papery.

Leaf blade oblong to narrowly oblong-ovate, rarely triangular; petals pale blue to pale purple.

Leaf blade papery or herbaceous, central segment acute at apex, lobules broad; rachis long.

Leaf blade narrowly ovate, rounded at base, abaxially veins not convex, pedicels, bracteoles, and carpels glabrous.

Leaf blade tessellations abaxially visible, rectangular; midrib not waxy pubescent.

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

Leaf blade broadly elliptic, densely pubescent abaxially, especially along midrib and veins; inflorescence glabrous or subglabrous.

Leaf blade ovate, apex often acuminate, margin sharply serrate or crenate-serrate.

Leaf blade spatulate to obovate, base abruptly contracted to obtuse, apex rounded.

leaf blade membranous or leathery, margin serrate, venation pinnate, the 2 basal lateral veins usually with tertiary veins.

leaf blade cordate, broadly ovate-rhomboidal, or linear-lanceolate.

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

Leaves sessile; leaf blade fiddle-shaped-elliptic, base auriculate.

Calyx tube and abaxial surface of leaf blade densely yellowish brown pubescent; peduncle recurved, pubescent.

Leaf blade lanceolate, base cuneate, apex acuminate to caudate; drupe oblong.

Leaf blade glabrous, without glands. Figs sub sessile . Male flowers sessile.

Capsule without apiculus; leaf blade apex rounded, margin small crenate.

leaf blade ovate, entire or lobed, margin entire, often with abaxial foliar nectaries.

Leaf blade nearly 3-lobed, ovate-oblong. Sepals usually bluish white, vein anastomose solitary. Staminodes absent.

Lower stems and abaxial leaf blade subglabrous, otherwise sparsely covered with multicellular hairs; male panicles to 10 cm.

First-year juvenile branchlets brown, gray downy; leaf blade lanceolate or elliptic-lanceolate, base rounded.

petiole almost absent; leaf blade simple, base oblique, margin entire or obscurely dentate, pinnately veined.

Leaf blade ovate to triangular or narrowly so, base mostly rounded to cordate and abruptly narrowed into petiole; seeds unwinged.

since a winged petiole is really a decurrent leaf blade, they are described here as the leaf blade base.

Leaf blade usually oblong to ovate, cordate or nearly so at base; leaf and fruit without pubescence.

leaf blade simple, margin frequently glandular serrate.

Sepals unequal; disk margin parted to near base, lobes fleshy; leaf blade membranous.

petiole short; leaf blade simple, margin entire, venation pinnate.

Capsule ellipsoid, apex rounded; leaf blade suborbicular to ovate.

Leaf blade oblong-elliptic to broadly ovate-elliptic. Corolla bright yellow.

Leaf blade leathery; fruit glabrous or with sparse reddish brown pubescence.

Leaf blade ovate to narrowly elliptic-ovate, base sagittate or hastate to shallowly cordate, basal lobes bluntly angular.

Current year branchlets and terminal buds glabrous; leaf blade elliptic, oblong-elliptic, or obovate-oblong.

leaf blade usually rhombic-broadly ovate, adaxially pubescent along veins, base broadly cuneate, apex acute.

leaf blade simple, sometimes with cystoliths, margin entire or palmately lobed, venation pinnate or palmate.

Leaf blade adaxially shiny, with inconspicuous, reticulate veins, base shallowly cordate to broadly cuneate, margin strongly recurved.

Young twigs, pedicels, bracts, and bracteoles densely puberulous; leaf blade glabrous on both surfaces.

Leaf blade lanceolate to linear, pruinose abaxially when fresh, reticulate veins slender but prominent.

Leaf blade pubescent on both surfaces when young, gradually glabrescent and only abaxially pubescent in vein axils with age.

leaf blade ovate-oblong, to 5 cm, sparsely coarsely hairy, base decurrent, margin undulate and toothed, apex obtuse to rounded.

Young branchlets, leaves, and valves puce when dry; leaf blade papery to thinly leathery; valves rugose and curly when fruit ripe.

Leaf blade variable in size, transverse veins inconspicuous.

Young branches glabrous. Leaf blade glabrous or only puberulent along basal part of midrib adaxially.

Leaf blade ovate-cordate or broadly ovate, usually longer than wide; perianth green.

Leaf blade both surfaces glabrous at maturity, sometimes with persistent hair-bases or tomentose abaxially.

Leaf blade narrowly deltate to deltate-cordate; seeds with membranous wing.

Leaf blade obovate, broadly elliptic, or orbicular, base rounded or obtuse.

Leaf blade strictly pinnately veined, never lobed, margin entire or inconspicuously toothed.

Young branches pubescent; leaf blade velutinous on both surfaces.

Leaf blade papery or subleathery, narrowly elliptic or elliptic-lanceolate, netting veins not obvious.

Leaf blade adaxially densely grayish sericeous when young; ovary narrowly ovoid-conic, apex sericeous.

leaf blade linear or elliptic-linear, entire or obscurely denticulate.

Leaf blade ovate, membranous, base cordate; calyx parted below middle.

leaf blade pinnate-veined, margin with glandular teeth, rarely entire.

leaf blade flattened [to subterete], margin entire, slightly to gradually [to strongly] revolute.

leaf blade ovate to oblong, herbaceous, adaxially white villous, abaxially pubescent, yellowish glandular, margin serrate.

leaf blade sparsely puberulent, base rounded, peltate.

leaf blade narrowly elliptic to almost needle-shaped, margin entire to incised.

Leaf blade adaxially densely appressed tawny hirsute, abaxially with stipitate, tawny, stellate pubescence; corolla purple-red.

Leaf blade secondary veins 6-8 on each side of midvein, apex acute and with a retuse tip.

Both surfaces of leaf blade pilose, glabrescent with age but remaining pilose on veins.

Leaf blade elliptic to narrowly ovate; corolla whitish to yellow, rarely pale blue.

Leaf blade thinly leathery, lateral veins prominent adaxially; capsule glabrous.

Leaf blade abaxially densely hirsute when young, glabrescent with tufted hairs remaining only in axil of veins.

Shrubs or trees. Stipules lanceolate. Leaf blade margin entire or serrate.

Leaf blade with lateral veins abaxially conspicuous. Upper lobe of corolla apparently without flecks.

Veinlets obviously prominent and cancel late netted; leaf blade abaxially pubescent along veins.