pilose

branches solitary to verticillate, pilose in axils, usually ascending, pedicels as long or longer than spikelets.

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branches solitary or in pairs, ascending, naked at base, at least the lower densely pilose in axils.

Pedicels glandular pilose, intermixed with a few brown, crisped, villous hairs.

Annual. Culms loosely tufted, ascending, up to 100 cm tall, glabrous or pilose with long fine hairs below inflorescence.

Culms rambling, rooting at base, branching, up to 4 m long, internodes sometimes pubescent, nodes pilose.

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

Based on this, the corporation had developed "The activity pilose antler powder hygienic series-product" by the new freeze-dry techniques.

blade reflexed, linear-lanceolate, proximally sparsely pilose, articulate with sheath.

Stems slender, with simple pilose hairs, stiffly stellate hairs, and sometimes small simple multicellular hairs.

blade readily deciduous, reflexed, triangular-linear or linear-lanceolate, adaxially slightly pilose, one margin dentate-serrulate.

Sepals broadly ovate to suborbicular, both surfaces densely gray sericeous, apex rounded; ovary and styles pilose.

Petals orange; pedicels usually glabrous, rarely sparsely glandular pilose.

Stems prostrate or decumbent, often forming dense mats or colonies, branched, rooting at nodes, glabrous or pilose.

Flowering stems erect or ascending, together with petioles and abaxial surface of leaflets pilose and sessile glandular, rarely glabrescent.

branches delicate, often tangled, glabrous or pilose, glandular patches present.

ocrea brown, tubular, membranous, sparsely pilose, dehiscent.

Leaf margin irregularly sharply dentate to double dentate; calyx sparsely stellate pilose.

Stem simple, proximally brown glandular pilose near nodes, distally dark brown glandular hairy.

Hypanthium bell- or funnel-shaped, ca. 5 mm, pilose and with glandular trichomes.

Calyx lobes erect or spreading, lanceolate to linear, ca. as long as pedicel, pilose outside, glabrous inside or nearly so.

Capsule ovoid, slightly longer than persistent calyx, densely stellate pilose.

Stem proximally brown crisped pilose or glabrous, distally shortly glandular hairy.

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

style long, slender, straight, curved, or sharply deflexed, glabrous or with scales or shortly pilose at base.

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

epicalyx segments lanceolate or elliptic, shorter than or nearly equaling sepals, abaxially white tomentose and pilose, apex acute.

epicalyx segments lanceolate, equaling sepals, abaxially pilose, apex acuminate.

Stems prostrate, rooting at nodes, upper part and branches ascending, fulvous pilose.

Lianas robust, densely pilose to tomentose throughout except for interior of corolla.

Stems ascending or erect, usually simple, pilose, furfuraceous.

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Branches slender, golden velvety, or with pilose hairs gradually deciduous when old.

OA chondrocytes of rabbits cell proliferation was promoted by pilose antler peptide.

Annual branches densely light yellow-brown or light reddish pilose, or subglabrous. Leaves spreading sericeous.

Stems near apex, petiole, peduncle, involucre, and calyx outside white pilose.

Stems many from base, prostrate or ascending, light red, glabrous or sparsely pilose on upper side.

Subshrubs, rusty pilose throughout, with woody rhizomes.

Calyx shallow and saucer-shaped, pilose, teeth inconspicuous.

Herbs perennial, fulvous, pilose, lacking basal bud scales at anthesis.

Young twigs light purple, densely pilose, becoming dark brown and glabrous when old.

Old branches mostly with woody wings; branchlets, petioles, and abaxial leaf surface densely ferruginous pilose, adaxially pubescent.

Branchlets, petioles, and pedicels persistently pilose.

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

bracts narrowly fasciated, nearly equaling sepals, glabrous or abaxially pilose.

Plants sparsely branched; perianth densely pilose, margin of winglike appendage not entire.

Branchlets brown or black-purple, brownish pilose or glabrous, with conspicuous white lenticels.

Branchlets purplish brown when old, pilose when young, glabrous when old, with yellowish brown lenticels.

Culms up to 1. 5 m; upper glume of sessile spikelet thinly pilose.

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

Branchlets purplish brown or slightly blackish, villous or pilose when young, glabrescent.

Leaves blackish brown when dried, abaxially sparsely pilose, base oblique, truncate or rounded.

limb much shorter than tube, densely pilose outside, glandular.

lobes triangular, ca. 3 mm, inside pale yellow, sparsely white stellate-pilose, apex bluntly acuminate.

On oral Ginseng-pilose antler health capsule of 300 cancer patients a preliminary clinical observation.

Calyx cup-shaped, lobes triangular, 5-6 mm, densely stellate pilose and with long hairs.

stipules green or green-brown, ovate, herbaceous, abaxially sparsely yellow pilose.

Panicle to 17 cm in width, branches glandular pilose; leaflets usually shortly acuminate to acuminate at apex.

Leaves membranous, base obliquely and shallowly cordate, sparsely appressed white pilose, margin 18-crenate or more.

34 (33) Inflorescence axis pilose and with arachnoid tomentum.

Petaloid appendages 10, scale like, inserted at throat of tube, obviously densely pilose at anthesis.

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

Corolla, glabrous except pilose in throat, tube longer than calyx.

Branchlets hirsute; both surfaces of young leaves and inflorescences pilose.

Branchlets, petioles, and abaxial veins pilose; petals not corniculate; seeds obtriangular, surface with ribs.

Plants densely pilose throughout. Calyx teeth ovate-lanceolate, spinescent, conspicuously reflexed. Corolla ca. 1. 2 cm.

Young shoots pilose; calyx densely glandular.

bracts oblong ovate, pilose at base, apex rounded, obtuse, or retuse.

Aerial stems with sessile glands or pilose or nearly smooth and glabrous.

Stem solitary, lower parts glabrous, pilose above.

Leaflets abaxially sparsely pilose, base of petiole or stem sparsely glandular hairy.

Stems single or in small clusters, to 9 mm thick, upper parts few branched, often conspicuously white pilose.

Pedicels pilose; nodes, culm apex and leaf blades densely hairy.

Corona lobes densely pilose, outer teeth scale like, very small.

Leaves glabrous on both surfaces or only sparsely adnate pilose.

Branchlets yellow-brown, with small lenticels, densely yellow-brown pilose when young, becoming brown and subglabrous.

Buds purplish red, rarely yellowish brown, ovoid, longer than petiole, at first pilose at apex, glabrescent, shiny.

young stems purple-red, pilose, glabrescent.

Leaves adaxially only clustered hairy in vein axils; flowers with petals; drupe compressed-elliptic, ca. 2 cm, densely orange pilose.

Stems, blades, and petioles fine pilose; corolla ca. 1 cm, middle lobe of lower lip semicircular to oblong.

lobes ovate-triangular or ovate-oblong, ca. 3. 8 mm, inside sparsely white stellate-pilose with few brownish scales, apex bluntly acute.

Leaf blade abaxially pubescent along midvein. Bracts ovate-oblong or ovate, both surfaces pilose or glabrous distally.

bracts reddish brown, linear-lanceolate, ca. 5 mm, grayish pilose, apex reflexed.

buds dark brown, ovoid, sparsely pilose, apex acute.

Pedicel ca. 1. 4 cm, densely pilose and with glandular trichomes.

Branchlets yellowish brown or chestnut colored, pilose when young.

buds small, ovoid, with several scales, pilose.

yellowish long pilose. Sepals 5, with purple-red stripes and spots in middle, ovate, ca. 1 mm, ciliate, densely pubescent outside.

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Stems many from base, ca. 3 mm thick, upper parts undivided, often reddish, often white pilose.

Herbs erect, perennial, pilose.

4 (3) Corolla lobes densely long pilose inside, without a longitudinal fold .

Herbs perennial. Stems suberect, prostrate at base, 60-90 cm tall, branched, striate, pilose, tomentose upward.

Outer tepals of staminate flowers and ovary red pilose.

Branchlets yellowish to dark brown, thick, pilose, when young silky downy.

Branchlets stout, young ones sparsely pilose, old ones glabrous.

Disk 10-lobed, apparently separated, globose, pilose.

Annual. Culms very slender, weak, rambling, ascending to ca. 50 cm, nodes pilose.

Branchlets brown or purplish brown, villous when young. Buds pilose.

Stems 20-30 cm tall, robust, sparsely white pilose, glandular hairy especially on nodes, branched almost from base.

Stem stout, hollow, glabrous, or pilose at nodes.

ocrea brown, tubular, membranous, 2-cleft, base pilose, apex acute.

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

Plants densely rust-colored pilose, scapes without leaves at apex; calyx ca. 4 mm.

Annuals or biennials. Stems erect, 40-90 cm tall, striate, glabrous or rarely pilose with simple trichomes.

palea pilose along keels, between upper keels and on outer flaps, apex 2-lobed.

Leaflets sparsely pilose or pilose only along veins on both surfaces, margin coarsely serrate; sepals to 2. 5 cm.

Leaf blade lanceolate or oblong-lanceolate pilose on both surfaces, base cuneate, apex acute; petiole 3-6 mm.

Ovary glabrous, rarely glandular or pilose, abaxial surface of leaves often pannose.

Herbs annual or perennial. Stems erect, ca. 35 cm, retrorse fine pilose.

Stems many from base, prostrate, ca. 1 mm thick, sparsely white pilose.

Stems often solitary, 5-7 mm thick, upper parts with many slender axillary branches, thinly pilose.

Leaves glabrous on both surfaces or pilose on veins adaxially.

Buds dirty brown, ovoid, pilose.

Leaflet blade apically obtuse, rarely acute, adaxially white pilose, abaxially rust-brown pubescent.

Corolla purple-red, ca. 7 mm, sparsely pilose outside, tube slightly exserted, limb 2-lipped.

Stems many from base, prostrate or ascending, 1-3 mm thick, often red or pinkish red, glabrous or pilose.

Herbs annual or biennial. Stems rarely prostrate or ascending, (8-)10-20 cm or more tall, villous or pilose, base purplish.

Epicalyx ca. 4 mm, shorter than sepals, stellate pilose.

Flower solitary, terminal, ca. 6 mm in diam. , base pilose.

Corolla purplish, 5-6 mm, densely pilose, sparsely glandular, tube ca. 3 mm. Stamens and style included or slightly exserted.

Floral leaf linear-lanceolate, longer than inflorescence, 1--1. 5 mm wide, base sheathed, pilose, margin ciliate.

Buds russet, long ovoid or oblong, at first pilose, glabrescent.

ocrea brown, 1-2 cm, membranous, pilose along veins, lacerate, apex oblique.

Pedicel slender, 2-4 cm, long pilose, articulate and becoming knee-shaped near tip.

Leaf blade abaxially not hairy, or pilose on main veins.

Filament tube ca. 2 mm, glabrous or sparsely pilose.

Shrubs, 2-4 m. Branchlets grooved, densely stellate pilose and puberulent, glabrescent.

Pedicel filiform, ca. 8 mm, viscous pilose.

bud scale margin pilose.

Flowers solitary, surrounded by involucre of 4 or 5 bracts, white pilose.

Capsule 3-locular, ca. 3 mm in diam. , pilose and scattered tuberculate.

20 (19) Ovary pilose, rarely glandular, or if glabrous then with abaxial surface of leaves viscid-hairy.

Annuals or biennials. Stems 50-100 cm, branched apically, sparsely glandular pilose.

27 (26) Leaflets abaxially gray pilose or tomentose, margin flat, incised serrate.

Inflorescence racemose, 3-5 cm, slender, pilose.

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

Culms slender, ca. 0. 6 m tall, ca. 2 mm in diam. , nodes glabrous, densely pilose below inflorescence.

Plants annual. Stems diffuse, slender, rarely rooting at lower nodes, pilose or hirsute, Stipules 0. 5--1. 5 mm, slender, scarious.

Disc flat or annular, with 5 epipetalous glands, pilose.

Seeds 4 or fewer, rarely pilose at hilum.

connective appendage 3-lobed, ca. 4 mm. Ovary pilose.

Plants perennial. Stems 1 to few, 30-65 cm, pilose toward base, densely villous upward.

Sepals 5, ovate-lanceolate, ca. 3 mm, abaxially pilose, apex acuminate.

capsule ca. 1. 5 cm in diam. , densely softly spiny, brownish, ca. 5 mm, stellate-pilose.

25 (24) Leaf blade abaxially sparsely yellow stellate pilose.

Male flowers 3-5 per bract; capsule pilose or glabrous.

Branchlets pilose; lateral veins of leaves 8-10 per side, veinlets dense.

lateral veins 8-11 on each side of midvein, white downy later, only veins pilose, or abaxially more pubescent.

6 (5) Branchlets and petiole glabrous or sparsely pilose.

Calyx 8-11 mm, sparsely stellate pilose, lobes 5, triangular.

3 (2) Leaf blades oblong to lanceolate, abaxially sparsely pilose along midvein.

Leaf blade pilose abaxially; spikes ovoid-oblong, 10--14 cm.

involucral bracts 1. 6--2 cm, palmately divided into linear lobes, thickly pilose.

Corolla yellow, 2-2. 5 cm in diam. , stellate pilose outside.

Corolla white, 7-9 mm, pilose, tube ca. 3 mm. Stamens included.

Leaf blade abaxially sparsely pilose or subglabrous; cymes in clusters of 2-6.

ligule ca. 0. 2 mm, usually pilose.

Plants pilose; anthers 3-3. 6 mm, glabrous or sometimes apically with few hairs.

Petals oblong, ca. 2. 4 mm, pinnately veined, abaxially white pilose, adaxially glabrous.

Receptacle glabrous. Sepals 5, broadly ovate or orbicular-ovate, 3. 5--4 mm, abaxially pilose.

Petals oval or ovate-elliptic, 1-1. 5 mm, pilose.

Branchlets 1-3 mm in diam. ; leaves nearly membranous when dry, sparsely hispidulous, midvein sparsely pilose, petiole 2-3 cm.

Central leaflet oblong to elliptic, 15-20 X 5-8. 5 cm, adaxially glabrescent. Filaments distinctly pilose at base.

Petiole 2. 5-3 cm; leaf blade papery, abaxially pilose along midvein.

petals obovate, 3. 5-4. 5 cm, pilose and stellate villous abaxially.

Purification and characterization of a protein from pilose antler and its proliferative effects on MDCK cells

lower glume thinly cartilaginous, back pilose with silky hairs twice length of spikelet, keels scabrid, apex acuminate;

Style erect, up to as long as anthers, glabrous or sparsely stellate-pilose;

anthers ovate to oblong, connective produced into a short, minutely pilose point, shortly 2-lobed at base;

appendages lunate to low trapeziform, short pilose, surpassing throat, with a papillate emergence below;

Herbs perennial. Stems creeping or prostrate, rooting from nodes, not tufted, not ligneous at base, branched, angulate, sparsely pilose;

Separation and purification of protein promoting hippocampus nerve cell proliferation from pilose antler of Cervus nippon;

Stems obscurely quadrangular, hollow, glabrous, white pilose, or glandular pilose. Leaves opposite;

Leaf sheaths usually loose, lower glabrous and smooth, upper papillose-pilose, margins densely ciliolate especially at mouth;

Stem erect, simple or sparsely branched, usually reddish purple, not striate, slightly ribbed, slightly cottony pilose;

The Effects of Chinese Traditional Medicine Pilose Antler Growth Factor on Rabbit Chondrocytes Proliferation

ovary pilose around hilum or apex when young, glabrescent at maturity or only sparsely pilose at the apex, glabrous at maturity;

Application of Fourier Transform-Near Infrared Spectrometry to Qualitative Analysis of Pilose Antler

Leaf sheaths broad, papery, overlapping and concealing the nodes, keeled, papillose-pilose along margins;

Comparison of Protein Composition and Activities of Pilose Antler Processed by Different Methods;

Utilize SRY Gene to Distinguish Pilose Antler of Plum Blossom, New Zealand Pilose Antler and Russian Reindeer's Pilose Antler

Leaf sheaths longer than internodes, overlapping, glabrous or pilose, outer margin ciliate;

Progress in Study of Chemical Composition of Pilose Antler

Drupe globose, slightly compressed, mixed glandular pubescent and pilose, red at maturity;

dorsal and intermediate ribs filiform, lateral ribs obscure, surface glabrous or pilose;

Leaf sheaths usually shorter than internodes, glabrous or pilose, margins joined in lower part;

Stipules partly clasping, deeply parted, glandular pilose;

glumes villous or sparsely pilose to glabrous, hairs tubercle-based, apex acuminate or short awned;

Preliminary Effect of the Alcohol Extract of Pilose Antler on the Animal Model of Leukopenia

Optimization of Extraction Process of Pilose Antler Polysaccharides

Clinical Observations on Treatment of Osteoporosis by Using Pilose Antler Polypeptide

lemma as long as spikelet, pilose along keel and lateral veins, hairs sometimes clavate, apex subacute;

leaf blades filiform, convolute, outer surface glabrous to densely pilose;

lower lemma slightly shorter than upper lemma, 7-veined with intervein spaces nearly equidistant, glabrous or margins pilose;

Leaf sheaths loose, keeled, glabrous or papillose-pilose, especially at mouth;

Leaf sheaths loose, imbricate on the short erect shoots, pilose or only ciliate along margins;

Leaf sheaths longer than internodes, glabrous or pilose, one margin ciliate;

tube adaxially gradually dilated, slightly longer than calyx, pilose, pilose annulate inside;

Analysis of Several Chemical Compositions of Pilose Antler in Xingkai Lake Sika Deer

lower floret with well-developed lemma and palea, lemma margins pilose above middle;

Leaves basal and cauline; leaf sheaths glabrous, striate, pilose at throat;

Leaf sheaths sparsely to densely pilose with tubercle-based hairs, or glabrous;

Leaf sheaths glabrous or sparsely to densely pilose with tubercle-based hairs;

Effect of Pilose Antler Polypeptides on Apoptosis of Rabbit Chondrocytes in Vitro

aboveground part green or purplish, slender or stout, pilose or glabrous;

Ovary glabrous. Style exserted, sparsely pilose except at apex;

Effect of immobilization of deers by administration of scoline for pilose antler

ovary long ovoid-ellipsoid, pilose, sessile; style short;

Shrubs scandent. Young branches glabrous or pilose;

The Effect of the Alcohol Extract of Pilose Antler on the Amount of Cytolysin in Mice

Study on Protein Enzymatic Hydrolysis from Sika Pilose Antler

middle lobe of lower lip flabellate, apex emarginate, pilose;

Leaf sheaths pilose at summit, compressed, margin submembranous;

Statistics Analysis of Pilose Antler Weight and Body Weight with Age

Leaf blade of short branchlets and long shoots not uniformly shaped, pilose along veins on both surfaces;

tube pilose annulate at middle, throat tomentose;

Corolla purplish or purple-blue, stellate pilose, tube slightly exserted, limb 2-lipped;

Preparation and Clinical Effect of powdery Pilose Antler

disk annular; ovary 3-locular, verrucose, sometimes smooth, pilose;

Cymes bristly, finely glandular pilose, solitary or paired, 3-flowered;

Speciation Analysis of Copper, Manganese, Iron and Zinc in Pilose Asiabell Root

Leaf sheaths usually pilose, ciliate at mouth;

lower glume densely pilose with long hairs on margins;

Leaf sheaths glabrous, pilose at mouth (hairs ca. 2 mm), tightly overlapping;

tube obliquely pilose annulate inside, gradually dilated to ca. 8 mm wide at throat;

tube horseshoe-shaped, abaxially glabrous to pilose;

Leaf sheath glabrous, or retrorsely pilose at base of innovation shoot;

stem brown pilose and papillose at leaf axils, elsewhere glabrous, with 1 leaf;

petiole purple-red, ca. as long as blade, subterete, glabrous or pilose near blade;

Trees. Branchlets robust. Leaves palmately compound; stipules triangularly lanceolate, ca. 5 mm, pilose;

bracts oblong or linear-lanceolate, 3-6 mm, membranous, outside pilose, margin villous;

tube bent at base, to 5 mm wide at throat, sparsely pilose at bent base inside;

Cyathia single or numerous clustered and axillary, peduncle 1-2 mm, sparsely pilose;

Key Problems and Countermeasure Demanding Solution of Pilose Antler Quality and Deer Industry in China

Scapes 5--18 cm, pilose, elongating slightly and becoming glabrescent in fruit;

Stipules acerose, ca. 3 mm, pilose, deciduous;

anther locules 2, orbicular, pilose;

lemma ca. 5 mm, pilose along lateral veins with long white hairs, apex shortly 2-toothed;

Flowering stems nearly enclosed in base of sheathing petiole, 6--7 cm, pilose;

persistent calyx deeply 4- or 5-lobed, lobes deltoid, pilose, ciliate;

Calyx purple, broadly campanulate, 2-3 mm, scattered yellowish glandular, pilose on veins, 2-lipped;

Lower sepal broadly funnelform, ca. 2 cm deep, sparsely pilose, gradually narrowed into an incurved spur ca. 2. 5 cm;

tube imperfectly fine pilose annulate inside, cylindric, ca. 5. 5 mm;

lemma ca. 4 mm, 3-veined, densely pilose along veins below middle, apex rounded;

Corolla white or white with purple on lower lip, 5-6. 5 mm, puberulent outside, pilose only on middle of lower lip inside;

Petiole ca. 5 mm, densely stellate pilose;

Petiole 6-8 mm, stellate-pilose, hairs long stipitate, rust-colored;

Ovary ellipsoid, ca. 1. 3 mm, brown pilose above middle or at apex, stipitate;

Herbs perennial, forming woody cushions ca. 2 cm tall, very sparsely pilose with crisped trichomes to 0. 5 mm;