purplish

The lack of a master, of a name, of any particular breed, and even of a definite colour, by no means troubled the purplish -grey dog.

It was an autumn night with a sky overcast by purplish -black clouds, but free from rain.

The broken, purplish -blue clouds, flushed red by the sunrise, were scudding before the wind. It grew lighter and lighter.

Around twenty years ago, the edition of it has changed to the purplish red used nowadays with the badge of royal family on the cover.

So if you are ever wondering why Rudolph has a purplish-pinkish nose. At least you know the story.

For the plum blossoms, I often use a slightly purplish red to sketch them out in uneven thickness, also done in flat acrylic strokes.

The sky had become overcast , purplish , with little streaks of white .

It is a fine dark blue powder. During combustion it produces purplish red color smoke.

A purplish twilight sky over Georgia's Cumberland Island National Seashore glows as fingers of lightning spread among the clouds.

Chinese pink with deeply toothed rose-lilac flowers with a purplish eye; usually raised as an annual.

Petals usually white, occasionally pinkish or purplish, rarely pale yellow, orbicular to obovate, with a narrow inflexed apex.

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

Deep purplish red color, rich of vanilla, toast and ripe fruit notes, well balanced structure, lingering with a hints of spice notes.

purplish-black wild grape of the eastern United States with tough skins that slip easily from the flesh; cultivated in many varieties.

A blue or purplish color, especially when your feet are hanging down, and having cold feet are also signs of circulation problems.

You can see that the arm is discolored, purplish in color. It was cadaverically cold to the touch.

upper lemma chestnut brown to purplish black with a paler, apiculate, slightly protruding apex.

Stem stout, pubescent, paniculate-branched, lower branches alternate, upper branches verticillate, often purplish red.

such sub jade material as the white cover , black cover , purplish red cover or pipe oil cover , autumn pear peel , deerskin , etc .

Look, isn't the purplish light of early dawn heralding the rising sun? Friends, let's strive to forge ahead!

Any of various plants of the genus Commelina having blue or purplish flowers that wilt quickly.

Lena would make an excess of it, which she would pinch up into purplish bonbons.

Petals broadly obovate, white, rarely pinkish or purplish, midvein yellow or yellow-green, base cuneate, with an inflexed apex.

The last mango crop was sold for the minister's profit, or rotted to purplish pulp in the pack sheds.

Lianas, slender; old branches green-brownish or purplish, not tuberculate; seeds globose, surface finely corrugated.

Mandrake seedlings are tufty little plants, purplish green in color (CS6) with what look like tinybabies growing where the roots would be.

The purplish soil of the warm and humid Sichuan Basin is green with crops in all four seasons, including paddy rice, rapeseed and sugarcane.

Branches few, angular when young, pale yellowish green, turning purplish brown or bright purple, sparsely tomentose or glabrous.

Petals white or purplish, ovate or long-obovate, base attenuate and thickening near attachment, apex narrow, inflexed, rarely plane.

Plant tufted; leaf blades linear-acicular; panicle purplish, slightly lax, branches slightly spreading.

Abaxial leaf surface brown when dry; adaxial surface deep brown. Corolla purplish red, with reddish brown spots inside; style glabrous.

European seashore plant (Eryngium maritimum) having prickly, fleshy, bluish leaves and heads of blue or purplish flowers.

Branches erect, pale yellowish green, turning brownish or purplish, slender, sparsely pubescent.

In the older days, properly coated lenses tend to have a purplish hue by reflected light. You no longer have this nowadays.

Through the snowflakes could be seen a dark, purplish, starlit sky, and the frost was growing more intense.

Flowers dark violet or purplish blue; outer perianth segments with darker and sometimes also white lines radiating from beard.

Stem single, erect, purplish fistular, striate, branching, base covered in fibrous remnant sheaths.

Shrubs climbing. Branchlets brown to purplish brown, yellow tomentose when young, gradually glabrescent, with sparse, curved small prickles.

They were eating water chestnuts, which, seem like mouths with dark purplish red lips and white teeth.

small straggling American cherry growing on sandy soil and having minute scarcely edible purplish - black fruit .

ornamental plant of tropical South Africa and South America having stalks of orange and purplish-blue flowers resembling a bird.

tuberous-rooted twining annual vine bearing clusters of purplish flowers and pods with four jagged wings; Old World tropics.

Petals white, purplish or dull cream, obovate, apex broadly inflexed, costa red-brown, conspicuous, base clawed.

Plants without rhizome (culms tufted); spikelets usually glaucous or purplish glaucous.

Branchlets slender, those of present year purplish green, pubescent, older ones greenish or yellowish gray, glabrous.

small hybrid apricot of Asia and Asia Minor having purplish twigs and white flowers following by inferior purple fruit.

Petals usually purplish brown, obovate, apex narrowly inflexed, mid-rib conspicuous.

young shoots deep purplish red, densely or sparsely scaly, otherwise glabrous or rarely pubescent.

upper lemma pale purplish gray at maturity, apex abruptly apiculate, exserted from spikelet.

Berry red, purplish, orange, or yellowish, globose or ellipsoid, fleshy, mealy, or leathery.

Fruit follicles purplish red, 4-5 mm in diam. , with a few protruding oil glands.

the purplish , red , pink periwinkles originated from madagascar.

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

upper lemma yellowish brown or purplish brown, as long as spikelet, narrowly acute, apex usually extended.

large American moth having yellow wings with purplish or brownish markings; larvae feed on e. g. maple and pine trees.

bracts dull purplish brown when dried, ovate or obovate, proximally downy on both surfaces, apex retuse.

Stems usually several, rarely solitary, younger parts often purplish-tinged.

old branches purplish red or deep brown, glabrous, with yellowish brown elliptic lenticels.

Stem fistulose, erect, branched above, base clothed in purplish-brown remnant sheaths.

inner ones longitudinally streaked with purplish green or yellowish green at center, hairy at base.

Branchlets purplish brown to dark grayish brown, brown pubescent when young, glabrescent, with many distinct lenticels.

Branchlets green when young, grayish brown with age, slender, spreading, glabrous, with purplish brown small lenticels.

Stems many from base, spreading or erect, often purplish tinged, sparsely white pubescent.

Petals ovate or obovate, white or purplish-red, base cuneate or shortly clawed, apex incurved and notched.

young shoots deep purplish red, sparsely scaly, otherwise glabrous or pubescent.

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

follicles reddish brown with purplish red margin, 7-9 mm in diam. , with a flange, oil glands impressed when dry, apex beaked.

It offers a color of medium intensity, purplish in its youth changing to ruby and then gamet, after several years in the bottle.

Medium purplish red in colour. The aromas are a mix of bright strawberries, plums, florals and wild thyme notes.

Branchlets, petioles, and inflorescences with purplish black or purplish brown stipitate glands.

Students then shoot the red, one year old branches purplish brown, perennial branches brown.

Branchlets cylindric, those of present year purplish green, glabrous, older ones grayish.

Fruit follicles usually purplish red, ca. 4 mm in diam. , glabrous or sometimes with sparse trichomes, oil glands large and protruding.

Leaves glabrous. Tepals pale yellow, yellow, brownish yellow, or purplish yellow, with purple or purple-red spots adaxially.

European evergreen plant with white or purplish rose like winter-blooming flowers.

Branchlets white waxy, glabrous, those of present year purplish green, older ones purple-brown or dark purple.

leaves droop at a slightest touch , purplish flowers with many heads.

Imagine , the cherries, that purplish red cherries, so sexy . How can get away from my mouth?

Dark Chenzhe the quality bed linen small Suihua, came on the same brightly big pillow, the bedspread Having cancelled with purplish red.

The flower of Sarracenia purpurea is purplish to red, although it is green in the anthocyanin-free form (described below).

Fruit purplish black when mature, globose, ca. 2 cm in diam. , densely sericeous. Seeds brown, compressed reniform, shiny.

Inflorescences conical panicles. Calyx green and slightly purplish, cup-shaped, unequally 5-dentate, densely pubescent to subglabrous.

The original paddy art was formed by using two varieties of rice plants, one with dark purplish stalks and the other bright green.

Branchlets purplish red, cylindric, pubescent, with slender prickles.

inner tepals abaxially longitudinally streaked with purplish green at center, wider than outer ones, clawed at base.

Branchlets brown or purplish brown to blackish brown, terete, initially yellow strigose, glabrous when old.

Seed cones dark red or purplish, becoming green with pink scale margins, ovoid or ovoid-oblong.

Stretch marks are thin pink or purplish lines that can appear on your abdomen, breasts, or thighs.

Branchlets grayish brown to purplish brown, glabrous, with indistinct small lenticels.

FAITH LAPIDUS: The color of red wine can be purplish red to brick red.

of a brilliant pure blue to purplish blue color.

Branchlets brown or reddish brown to purplish red, with purple needle-like prickles, soft hairs, and stipitate glands.

Stem single or multicipital, purplish, striate and branched, base clothed in fibrous remnant sheaths.

Petals white or purplish-white, obovate, base narrow, apex with incurved tips.

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

Branches grayish brown or -black or purplish red or -brown, glabrous or tomentose.

Plants green to pale or yellowish green, or purplish to strongly grayish glaucous.

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

fruiting calyx ca. 4 mm, tubular-campanulate, horizontal or slightly upwardly curved, purplish.

Before his axe released from it purplish blood clots and ginger-juice-colored brains.

The purplish beds below us are called Hata, a deeper time window in the Bouri formation.

Leaf blade oblong, apex acute; male glomerules scattered; achene ca. 2 mm, smooth, densely purplish spotted.

flat mild onion having purplish tunics; used as garnish on hamburgers and salads.

Branchlets purplish brown when old, densely grayish yellow tomentose when young, glabrous when old.

The former is white and can tolerate some sun, the latter is striped purplish brown and white.

Young leaves and flowers rust-colored tomentulose; fruit purplish black, obovoid to ellipsoid.

Fruit purplish red, long clavoid before when young but becoming obovoid.

Fruit follicles pale purplish red but pale yellow to grayish brown when dry, ca. 5 mm in diam. , oil glands small, apex not beaked.

follicles dark purplish red, ca. 5 mm in diam. , with sparse protruding oil glands, apex subrounded or shortly beaked.

Flowers purplish; lateral sepals obliquely ovate, apex long mucronulate.

Buds purplish, glabrous or pubescent, viscid, apex acute.

Stem purplish-tinged, ribbed, fibrous remnant sheaths at base.

Stem stout, purplish-tinged, glabrous or tuberculate at nodes.

American Beauty n. A type of rose bearing large, long-stemmed purplish-red flowers.

Young branches pale green, turning purplish or brownish, subterete, glabrous.

A purplish red rash may appear with meningococcal meningitis.

transverse section light brown or red, drying purplish black.

11 (10) Young branches, leaves, and inflorescences with purple-brown or purplish waxy stellate pubescence, older leaves glabrous.

European orchid with spikes of green and pinkish or purplish flowers.

n. A cultivated plant with small, fragrant purplish flowers.

It has bright blue body with purplish spots.

Branchlets brown to purplish brown, glabrous, with sparse, curved prickles.

Branchlets grayish brown to purplish brown, glabrous, with small lenticels.

Corolla purplish, tube distinctly widened apically, 3-6 cm; stamens and style scarcely exserted or not.

Achene purplish, broadly ovoid, ca. 0. 8 mm, slightly compressed, oblique, verrucose, enclosed by persistent perianth.

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

Stem twining to left, drying light brown to purplish brown, grooved.

A pale to light purple, from grayish to purplish pink to strong reddish purple.

Achene ellipsoid-ovoid, ca. 1. 5 mm, compressed, with a purplish ring on both surfaces.

Branches angular, with semilunate leaf scars, purplish red or brown, glabrous.

Branchlets grayish purplish brown, rarely grayish green.

buds purplish brown, ovoid, glabrous or only terminal scales puberulous at margin.

Branchlets densely prickly; abaxial surface of calyx with dense, needle- like prickles; petals purplish red.

Stem twining to right, often purplish red, glabrous.

inability to distinguish red and purplish blue.

bark purplish brown, smooth, with gray stripes.

Leaf blade adaxially light green, with white blotches, abaxially purplish red; connectives acute.

Stem twining to right, green or purplish red, glabrous.

Tepals pale purple or purplish red, rarely white, with deep purple spots adaxially.

Stem erect, much branched, purplish.

Buds purplish red, shiny, apex acuminate.

a purplish red pigment prepared from lac or cochineal.

Infructescence erect. Berry purplish black when mature, oblate, ca. 7 mm in diam.

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

As they age they turn purplish brown.

upper lemma dark brown or purplish black at maturity.

Ancient Egyptians extracted purplish-red dye from fucus-algin, 0. 01% iodine, and some bromine mannite, which resulted in serious illness.

Fruit purplish black when mature, globose, ca. 6 mm in diam. , densely villous.

seeds with thin, fleshy, blue or purplish testa.

Having a gray or purplish color, as from cold or contusion.

Branchlets of current year purplish brown, sulcate.

In swollen areas the splenic pulp is deep purplish black and it bulges from the cut surfaces.

Winter buds purplish green, ovoid.

shoots stout, ca. 5 mm in diam. , branchlets of current year purplish or brownish, puberulent and glandular.

Winter buds solitary or 2 parallel, purplish red, sometimes subglabrous or ciliate at scale margins.

The city sky is turning from purplish black to .

all segments abaxially pale purplish red, crenate, primary veins 5, prominent on both surfaces.

anthers dorsifixed, yellow or purplish black.

branchlets purplish brown or blackish purple.

lobes erect, red to apricot yellow with purplish apex, lanceolate, ca. 4 cm.

Petals 4, pink to purplish red, usually oblique, apex apiculate.

Berry purplish black to black when mature.

Petals long-obovate, white or tinged purplish-red, ca. 2. 5 mm, base claw-like, apex obtuse. Anthers purplish-red.

This wine has a purplish-red color with bluish tints .

A dark or grayish purplish red to dark purplish pink.

Stems 25-40 cm tall, white glandular villous or glandular lanate, purplish red, young branches green.

Petals pink, lavender, or purplish red, triangular-ovate, 8-10 mm, base slightly oblique, apex acute.

Scape rather short; bracts ca. 5, speckled with purplish brown.

lateral segments oblique-ovate, usually 2-lobed, abaxially purplish red or tawny, margin crenate with spinulose bristles.

Berry purplish brown, ellipsoid, ca. 3 cm, fleshy, 6-ridged, with persistent perianth lobes.

bracteoles purplish red with brownish apex, tubular, ca. 3 cm.

Fruit purple or purplish red, globose or ovoid, 4-5 mm in diam. , longitudinally ribbed, punctate.

Branchlets purplish brown to tan, glabrous or pubescent, unwinged.

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

Fruit purplish red when mature.

Herbs perennial. Stems densely tufted, diffuse, purplish, subterete, 10--30 cm tall, dichotomously branched, densely glandular hairy.

It puts out purple flowers in spring and bears, in autumn, purplish-brown fruit that is sour, puckery and mild in nature.

Buds purplish brown, ovoid to oblong, 3-5 mm, glabrous or puberulent at scale margins, apex acute.

A moderate to pale blue or purplish blue .

Herbs perennial. Basal bud scales narrowly oblong, 3--7 cm, purplish red, farinose.

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

Fruit purplish black when mature, globose to ovoid, 4-5 mm in diam. , pubescent, many seeded.

Berry purplish black to black.

Achene purplish, ovoid, ca. 1. 2 mm, slightly compressed, verrucose.

A deep purplish blue to vivid violet.

Sepals 5, free, purplish red, ovate at flowering.

A grayish purple to purplish red.

A vivid or strong blue to purplish blue.

Perianth red-dish or purplish, ovate-oblong, 3-4 mm, base pale, margin entire, apex blunt.

Flower buds lightly purplish red; sepal 7-10 mm, margins widely membranous.

Iodine, a purplish-brown element that is rare in Earth's crust but common in seawater, is essential for all life.

Petals blue or purplish.

Fruit dull red or purplish black, globose, ca. 6 mm in diam.

Fruit dull purplish red to black, globose, ca. 5 mm in diam.

follicles purplish red, 6-7 mm, oil glands impressed when dry, apex beaked.

Sepals usually 3(--6), purplish red or greenish white, subvalvate, reflexed at anthesis.

Sepals 4, early deciduous, white, tinged purplish, ovate, ca. 2 mm.

Petals extrorsely reflexed from middle, purplish red, oblong-lanceolate, 5-6 mm, apex acute.

I went secretly watched her ride to the shopping basket Sheng changed hands are purplish red flower -- the white Yeju the Lily .

4 (2) Leaves purple, with purplish, somewhat soft hairs.

Buds purplish brown, oblong-ovoid to oblong, 5-7 mm, apex obtuse or acute.

follicles pale purplish red to dark red, 4. 5-5 cm in diam. , oil glands impressed when dry, apex beaked.

bracts leaflike basally, ovate apically, ca. 5 mm. Pedicel ca. 3 mm, purplish, densely glandular puberulent.

Petals white, yellowish-green or purplish, ca. 1. 5 mm.

Tepals basally pale yellowish green and apically dark purplish red, lanceolate to oblanceolate, ca. 1. 5 mm.

Fruit purplish black when mature, globose, 5-6 mm in diam.

Sepals 5, ovate-lanceolate, 3--4 mm, glabrous, margin white, green, or purplish, broad, apex subobtuse.

glands 4, purplish, transversely ovate, appendages white or pink, obtusely 2- or 3-lobed, as wide as gland.

Fruit red to dark purple or purplish black when mature, subglobose, 4-6 mm in diam.

bracts linear to linear-lanceolate, 0. 5--1. 5 cm, sparsely yellow farinose, purplish striate.

inner 3 ca. 6 mm, margin purplish, apex obtuse.

Leaves glabrous, adaxially bluish green, abaxially purplish; petiole to 2. 5 cm.

Fruit purplish black, globose, 3-4 mm in diam.

Calyx pale purplish red, ca. 3. 2 cm, slightly hairy, apex 3-toothed.

Seed cones erect, purplish black or black when ripe, slightly glaucous, lustrous, ovoid or subglobose, 8-10(-12) mm, 1-seeded.

Petals purplish pink with darker veins, obcordate, 1. 5-2 cm.

Corolla 2. 6-3. 2 cm, pale yellow or yellow-green, lobes outside suffused with purplish brown.

Leaf blade (7-)10-16(-23) mm wide; petiole strongly thickened, subcorky, often purplish.

Drupes 4 or 5 in head, purplish brown, ellipsoid, ca. 2 cm, ca. 1 mm in diam.

Effect of Heavy Metal Adsorption on the Surface Charge Properties of Purplish Soils

Branchlets brownish to purplish brown, terete, stout, yellow tomentose and with sparse, curved small prickles. Leaves simple;

the water permeability and retentiveness of purplish red feldsparthic sandstone are better than that of chestnut soil and;

with its dancing thoughts, flying to the blue and purplish country,

Branches dense, ascending, yellowish brown or purplish, slender, densely grayish yellow tomentose;

rachis and pedicels densely villous, with unequal long purplish red stipitate glandular hairs and sparse, minute prickles;

Purplish patches (purpura) around the eyes

Branches erect, turning purplish brown in second year, terete, slender, smooth, densely white strigose;

west indian locust tree having pinnate leaves and panicles of large white or purplish flowers ; yields very hard tough wood

Profile differentiation of soil nutrients and fertility potential of purplish soils

Corolla purplish mauve, violet, or purple, with a white eye;

Fruit pale yellow or purplish tinged when mature, flat-globose, dorsally compressed, cordate at both ends;

Extraction and Characteristic of Purplish Red Pigment from Lonicera caerulea

Branchlets purplish red when young, dark purplish brown when old, terete, glabrous, with scattered orbicular lenticels;

bark initially brown and smooth, aging blackish brown or dull purplish gray, rough, and scaly or fissured;

perianth purplish red dotted, outer lobes elliptic-ovate, inner ones broadly obovate;

Branches purplish brown to blackish brown, glabrous, with sparse pale lenticels;

Branchlets cylindric, those of present year green or purplish green and pubescent, older ones brown and glabrous;

Soil Organic Carbon Storage of Purplish Soil in Different Land Uses in the Minjiang River Valley, Sichuan

Petals pink or violet, rarely white with purplish claws, obovate, apex obtuse or emarginate;

Extraction and characteristic of purplish red pigment from Solanum nigrum

Effects of long-term rice straw returning on the fertility and productivity of purplish paddy soil

Branchlets glabrous, those of present year purplish green, older ones blackish gray or grayish brown;

Corolla purplish to purple, tubular, base narrower, gradually dilated to throat, not hairy annulate inside, 2-lipped;

Corolla white, yellowish, or purplish, 2-lipped, hairy and glandular outside, hairy annulate or glabrous inside;

Corolla white, rarely bluish or purplish, sometimes with a yellow eye, 3-5 mm, lobed halfway or more;

Branchlets purplish brown when old, terete, robust, short, densely tomentose when young, glabrous when old;

Tubers usually globose, ovoid, gourd-shaped, or oblong, to 20 cm in diam. , transverse section red, drying purplish black;

Branchlets dark red when young, reddish brown or purplish brown when old, terete, pubescent when young, glabrous when old;

Influence of Organic Fertilizers on Soil Bulk Density and Porosity of Purplish Soil

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