red brown

orchid having a pair of ovate leaves and a long slender raceme of green flowers sometimes tinged red-brown; Europe to central Asia.

The red-brown thrombus can be seen in on both sides of the section as it extends around the aorta.

Color is usually white, colorless or gray, but can also be shades of red, brown and yellow.

As another example light yellow with red-brown, Dr. Huang Hung between color close to the tone similar to rewarding harmonious beauty.

Garnet with a variety of colors, the most common color is red or brown-red brown, which represents love, chaste and faithful.

Finally, peeling the nerve bundle open, Epstein looked down at the long, red-brown tumor.

Fox beak big ears, long body short legs, dragging behind him a long-tailed, red-brown body, hard of hearing black, tipped white.

It was the optimal maturity state when the color of soy sauce paste is red yellow or red brown.

a pale yellow to red-brown fatty oil obtained from seal blubber; used in making soap and dressing leather and as a lubricant.

Is now gradually developing orchid, purple, gray red, brown and other colors of clothing varieties.

older branches virgate, shiny, red-brown or purple-red, smooth, glabrous, terminating in a spine.

Mainly for the rose red color or rosy, pink, red, brown and amaranthine wait for color, also presents some ash, yellow or colorless.

Mine is not the red-brown dress of the traveller, and though there are dangers on the way I have no fear in mind.

The white Sirians that were seeded along with the red brown variety indeed had a similar role to elephant.

branches ligneous, bark red-brown, exfoliating, simple, herbaceous, green striate.

Therefore, when equal amounts of cyan, magenta and yellow inks mixture, you can't get a black with red-brown.

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

Soy beans, wheat, and use the liquid condiment brewing bran. Color red-brown, unique, delicious taste very to promote appetite.

The wood is hard, dense, and rather brittle, with the heartwood pinkish or light red-brown; it is used for many purposes.

Light yellow with red-brown, will vary depending on the color between Huang, and tone similar to the harmonious beauty.

Flowering stems ascending, branched near base, pale red-brown, hollow, glabrous in lower part, hairy in upper part.

Abaxial leaf indumentum initially yellow, later becoming deep red-brown, splitting.

older branches red-brown or black-brown, smooth, shiny, terminating in a spine.

Then the Queen combed and dressed her red-brown hair. She put on a gown of violet-brown velvet embroidered with silver and pearls.

winter buds red-brown, cylindric-obovoid or cylindric-conical, slightly resinous.

Ferredoxins A group of red-brown proteins found in green plants, many bacteria, and certain animal tissues.

A white, red - Brown, orange, or light blue principal strontium ore, essentially strontium sulfate, SrSO4, found in sedimentary rock.

Branchlets tan to red-brown, sometimes with corky wings, glabrous or sparsely pubescent when young, with scattered lenticels.

adaxial surface sparsely coarsely red-brown spreading villous-strigose, lateral veins ca. 6-paired, not reaching margin.

Colors we produced: blue merle, brown merle, red merle brindle, tan, red, brown, black, white.

Any overall color other than gray as described above, such as red, brown, solid black, white or other solid color, disqualifies.

Branchlets terete, becoming yellowish brown to red-brown and subglabrous, nodes with an elevated leaf scar.

branches glabrous, bark red-brown, lenticels impressed.

young shoots with spreading red-brown flat glandular hairs, also pubescent.

tunic red-brown, thinly leathery or hard and leathery, entire or outer layer splitting.

most of the fish could tell the difference between red, brown, yellow and green.

slender medium-sized 2-needled pine of eastern North America; with yellow-green needles and scaly gray to red-brown fissured bark.

The basic color scheme is green, yellow, red, brown with heavy pink, orange and blue accents.

It glistened in the ambient light, with the characteristic dark red-brown sauce I've come to love.

Stems red-brown, slightly pubescent above, glabrous below.

These adults include winged, black-bodied males, red-brown winged females, one or more queens and wingless workers.

branchlets red-brown, densely white pubescent and resinous glandular.

branchlets stout, cylindric, pale gray-brown at maturity, red-brown when young, glabrous.

Rhizomes dark red-brown, usually apical part erect, apically becoming a thickened caudex.

Why not preserve these precious Qing Dynasty homes with their curved finials and red-brown ceramic roof tiles?

tunic red-brown to yellowish brown, scarious, entire.

Young branchlets densely gray-yellow tomentose, old ones red-brown, glabrous.

Bark red-brown toward base of trunk, irregularly flaking.

tunic brown to red-brown, leathery, entire or splitting.

The earliest Chinese pottery was often red, brown, and grey.

Shrubs scandent. Branchlets red-brown to dark brown, glabrous or pubescent.

Palm red brown skin and skin collocation is consistent.

An Australian tree(Eucalyptus marginata)widely grown for its hard red - brown wood.

branchlets red-brown, villous, with dense, resinous glands.

Winter bud outer scales imbricate, pale red-brown.

wing dark brown or red-brown, base cuneate, apex truncate.

branches of current year yellowish green to red-brown.

the hair, as well as some red-brown and orange.

Sunlight that has passed through the Earth's atmosphere makes the moon appear red, brown or black.

ocrea red-brown, ca. 3 mm, membranous, oblique, glabrous, apex acute or obtuse.

bark dark red-brown, exfoliating in thin flakes.

bracteoles red-brown, 3--4 cm, slightly hairy, soon glabrescent, apex rounded toothed, ciliate.

In the fall the woods is a symphony in red, brown and yellow.

It has turned red- brown as we see today .

Body color is brown, red, brown, and black brown.

Branchlets opposite or subopposite, red-brown or black-brown, puberulent.

First and 2nd years' branchlets red-brown to brown, pubescent when young, glabrescent.

Inner bark red brown. wood: Heratwood distinct. Heratwood pale yellow brown or pale red.

Asim is the HITTLTE family (European languages of the nationalities), 5 feet 2 inches, red, Brown eyes.

It has deliquescence. It can deliquesce to red brown liquid.

Seeds obovate, ca. 5 mm, red-brown, covered by orange aril at base.

Leaf blade papery, red-brown glandular; pedicel ca. 3 mm.

7 (6) Culm sheaths with deciduous, red-brown, stiff hairs, ligule fimbriate.

Fruit yellow or yellowish brown, rarely red-brown, broadly ovoid; wings 2-3 mm wide.

bark red-brown or yellow-brown.

Seeds ca. 1. 4 cm including wing, wing red-brown, apex acute.

Seeds red-brown, shiny, ovoid, 0. 9-1 mm, smooth, glabrous.

Drupe green when young, red or red-brown when mature, 1. 5-1. 8 cm, polygonous reticulate-lacunose when dry.

Head and neck dark red-brown with a yellow stripe on the crown; upperparts dark grey-brown, spotted white;

bark gray-brown or gray, fissured longitudinally into irregularly oblong plates, inner bark red-brown;

Branchlets arching, red-brown to gray-brown, slender, terete, slightly angled, pubescent when young, later glabrous;

Branchlets dark red-brown when old, slender, terete, densely yellow-gray villous initially, later glabrescent;

Branchlets purple-red to red-brown, slender, terete, sparsely crisped pubescent when young, glabrescent;

abaxial surface with indumentum 2-layered, matted, upper layer fawn to red-brown, lower layer whitish, thin, compacted;

Stains which bake to a red-brown color, process for their preparation and their methods of use

abaxial surface indumentum 1-layered, red-brown woolly, detersile when mature, hairs branched;

Branchlets arching, red-brown when young, dark gray-brown when old, shining, slender, terete, glabrous;

bark gray or brown-gray toward base of trunk, red-brown toward apex, pale brown inside;

Branchlets red-brown or gray-brown, terete or sparsely angled, pubescent, glabrous when old;

branchlets red-brown, terete, pubescent when young, soon glabrate ;

branchlets brown to red-brown, angled, pubescent at fist, finally glabrous;

Branchlets spreading, dark red-brown or dark gray-brown, slender, glabrous;

Young and annual branches red-brown tomentose;

1st-year branchlets red-brown, initially yellowish pubescent, glabrescent;

branchlets dark red-brown, turning brown or gray-brown when old, terete, glabrous;

ovary ca. 7 mm, densely red-brown glandular-setose or with hairs and glandular hairs;

young branchlets red-brown or brownish, grayish when old, terete;

Young branchlets red-brown after drying, glabrous;

ovary conical, ca. 5 mm, densely red-brown villous and glandular-hairy;

bark dark red-brown, fissured, scaly;

Seeds red-brown to dark brown, narrowly ellipsoid to fusiform, compressed, 1-2 mm, winged at both ends;

branchlets initially red-brown or brown, darkened in 2nd or 3rd year, densely pubescent, with projecting leaf scars;

branchlets initially red-brown or brown, then darkened in 2nd or 3rd year, glabrous, rarely pubescent when young;

3 wings yellow-brown or red-brown, reniform or obovate;

Seeds dark red-brown, 1-1. 3 mm, incompletely or not carinate;

if you're black or white red brown

Persistent disk dark red-brown, shallowly 3-lobed;

Capsule globose or subglobose, brown or yellow-brown to red-brown, 6-9 mm in diam. , 4-lobed. Seeds dark brown;

Seed horizontal, vertical, or oblique, red-brown to black, sublustrous, subovoid, 0. 8-1 mm, smooth, rim margin obtuse;

Seed horizontal, red-brown or black, sublustrous, 0. 5-0. 8 mm in diam. , finely lineate, rim margin obtuse;

Capsule globose or subglobose, brown or yellow-brown to red-brown, 6-9(-12) mm in diam. , 4-lobed. Seeds 2 per locule, dark brown, globose;

Drupe red-brown, subglobose, 3-4 mm in diam. , with shallowly cup-shaped, persistent calyx tube at base, with 2(or 3) stones;