pubescence

Pubescence is often poorly developed or absent in proximal florets of viviparous spikelets.

The collective trichome cover of a plant surface is called pubescence .

Corolla throat with a dense reflexed pubescence, interior of tube glabrous toward base; follicles glabrous.

involucral bracts triangular-ovate, densely covered with long pubescence, persistent.

effects of the pubescence depend on four main characteristics of the trichomes: density, erectness , length, and shape.

Stipules lanceolate, ca. 4 mm, membranous, densely covered with short brown pubescence, glabrescent , basal ones bract like and persistent.

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

Spikes terminal; bracts conspicuously larger than leaves, pubescence as on leaves, marginal teeth acute to acuminate.

sheath scars usually with a ring of pubescence or persistent base of culm sheath.

Branchlets and young leaves densely covered with coarse rust-colored thick hairs and pale yellow pubescence.

Scutellum covered with yellow pubescence.

young branches with densely yellow-brown pubescence, glabrescent at maturity.

Fruiting syncarp orange red to yellow, globose, glabrous or with sparse reddish brown pubescence.

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

Trees. Branchlets densely covered with minute stellate pubescence.

Branchlets pubescent when young or densely covered with short grayish white pubescence.

Young branchlets and petioles covered with gray pubescence of elongate hairs, leaf blades abaxially densely with erect pubescence.

Herbs perennial; pubescence of minute simple hairs, glabrescent.

Callus glabrous; pubescence of lemma less dense, sometimes almost glabrous.

Branchlets, young leaf blades, and figs with bent hairs or densely covered with white soft pubescence.

first bractlet 6--7 mm, broadly membranous, pubescence very short, apex with a very short awn.

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

Branchlets sparsely covered with short white pubescence.

Hull pubescence scattered irregularly on the whole hull with distinct length.

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

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

Branchlets and young leaves densely covered with white pubescence.

Especially this method is suitable for the leaf with pubescence .

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

Stipules lanceolate, ca. 4 mm, densely covered with short white pubescence.

The shape, size, and pubescence of the leaves and bracts is variable.

There are many different strains differing in habit, plant height, lemma pubescence, and awn length.

Leaf blade glabrous or with sparse short pubescence; figs glabrous.

Flowers yellow or reddish, solitary or clustered axil; calyx dense pubescence, 4 deep cleft, lobes oval.

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

Stems with appressed, very short pubescence only on angles.

Stipules amplexicaul, lanceolate to broadly lanceolate, 10-25 cm, pubescence yellowish green, gray, or brown, hairs bent.

pubescence of simple glandular hairs.

The bud-stage of breast development appears early (10 . 7 years) in the sequence of somatic changes accompanying pubescence.

pubescence of simple or glandular hairs.

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Branchlets 3-6 mm thick, densely covered with stiff pale brown to yellow pubescence, glabrescent.

Stipules amplexicaul, ovate, 1. 5-8 cm, with or without bent pubescence, caducous, scar annular and conspicuous.

Branchlets furrowed when dry, 4-8 mm thick, pubescence rust-colored to reddish yellow, hairs long and spreading to bent.

Current year branchlets, petioles, abaxial surface of leaf blades, and basal part of filaments with pubescence; capsule 4-5 cm.

pedicels 2-3 mm, jointed at base, pubescence of very short setae.

Anthocarp clavate, 3 - 3. 5 mm, 5-ribbed, with viscid glands and sparse pubescence, apex rounded.

pubescence is found only in the sn population on the surface of veins

peduncle ca. 1 cm, densely covered with short brown pubescence when young, glabrescent;

filaments connate or distinct, adnate to base of sepals, glabrous or with pubescence;

Female inflorescences yellowish brown, obovate, ca. 1. 5 cm, densely covered with short white pubescence, sparsely papillate;

branchlets with spreading pubescence;

Mature leaves with a 1-2 cm petiole with rough pubescence;

peduncle 5-7 mm, densely covered with rust-colored pubescence;

Petiole 3-7 mm, sparsely covered with short pubescence;

rachis ca. 1 cm, pubescence of very short brown setae;

Petiole 3-5 cm, with similar pubescence as branchlets;