setose

Calyx tube 5-winged; pedicel along with calyx wings glandular setose; leaves often appearing to be in two ranks.

sheath scar corky, initially with a fulvous, tomentose, minutely setose ring.

Young shoots, pedicels and ovary glandular-setose, tomentose; abaxial leaf surface with continuous white to cinnamon indumentum.

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

blade readily deciduous, linear-lanceolate, revolute, adaxially densely yellow-brown setose proximally, articulate.

Calyx lobes ovate-triangular, margin ciliate, apex acute with a setose tip.

Ovary glandular-setose; style glabrous; pedicel sparsely stipitate-glandular.

sheath scar prominent, initially densely yellow-brown retrorse-setose, with persistent remains of sheath base.

This is a lowland species with distinctive, smooth, leathery leaf blades and a rather dense panicle of setose, awned spikelets.

sheath scar prominent, with persistent remains of sheath base, glabrous or initially sparsely white-gray setose.

Bud-scales hairy on outer surface; corolla pink or purple; young shoots gray-brown pubescent and sparsely glandular-setose.

abaxial surface scaly, sometimes also uniformly woolly, or pubescent or strap-shaped-setose along main veins.

sheath scar prominent, initially densely yellow-brown setose with persistent remains of sheath base.

sheath scar greatly prominent as a thick broad ridge, initially brown setose.

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

young shoots sometimes verticillate, not scaly, setose, pubescent or glabrous.

Leaf bud scales persistent; ovary, calyx, corolla tube, capsule, and midrib on abaxial leaf surface setose.

Scotland's national flower is the setose thistle flower, one kind of leaf belt punctures purple flower.

Areoles seated between crenations of stem margins, woolly when young, setose in juvenile growth.

stigma turgid, spirally twisted-tortuous or U-shaped, capitate or reniform and setose-papillose.

Corolla white, sometimes tinged pink, rotate; adaxial leaf surface setose.

sheath scar prominent, glabrous or initially slightly setose.

Disk lining mouth of hypanthium, setose with long, rigid hairs, margin thickened.

sheath scars prominent, initially retrorsely brown setose, with persistent remains of sheath base.

Stems 4-sided, narrowly winged on angles, margin of wings with sparse glandular trichomes or setose, otherwise glabrous.

bracts leaflike in shape, margin often with pointed or setose teeth, rarely entire.

branches many and fine, densely shiny brown appressed-setose, setae flat.

Culm sheaths glabrous, or apex sparsely setose on both sides; ligule arcuate.

Twigs terete, narrowly striate, with long rust-colored setose hairs.

sheath scar flared, glabrous or initially with margin brown setose.

sheath scar prominent, woody, initially retrorsely setose.

Culm sheath white pubescent and sparsely light brown setose.

Pedicel strap-shaped-setose; calyx lobes to 8 mm, oblong-ovate to ovate, margin strap-shaped-ciliate.

nodes prominent, deciduously brown setose.

Herbs perennial. Stems erect, 60-100 cm tall, stout, much branched, striate, densely setose, setae deciduous.

Hypanthium funnel-shaped, ca. 6 mm, 4-sided, densely bullate, glabrous or with dense twisted setose trichomes.

Stems usually 4-sided, narrowly winged when young, slightly setose and puberulous on wings otherwise glabrous, often subterete when mature.

sheath ring corky, densely setose.

branchlets pale gray-brown, glandular setose when young.

Twigs terete, ca. 1. 5 mm in diam. , densely dark brown spreading glandular setose, glabrescent.

ovary 5-locular, often pubescent or setose or glandular-hairy.

Calyx lobes 4(or 5), triangular-lanceolate, margin ciliate, setose between lobes.

Shrubs. Twigs terete, ca. 1. 5 mm in diam. , densely spreading brown glandular setose or setose.

Fruit wings conspicuously 3-5-veined, calyx tube more than 3 cm in diam. ; leaf buds obtuse, stout, glabrous, setose or woolly.

anthers rhomboid-ovate, usually papery, abaxially long caudate-spurred, adaxially 2-setose at base.

Fruit a capsule, 3-locular, enclosed by accrescent calyx, often setose.

2 (1) Leaflets 2-pinnatifid, adaxially setose on veins; styles 2, usually united into a column; seeds subglobose.

Leaf blade abaxially sparsely glandular setose on midvein, with 3 basal glands per side.

Capsule cylindric, 2-2. 5 cm, apex obtuse, densely villous-setose. Fl. throughout year.

Inflorescences terminal or axillary, remotely cymose or a compound umbellate corymb, 1. 5-8. 5 cm, usually squamose and glandular setose.

Ovary subglobose, 4- or 5-celled, apex densely setose or strigose.

Ovary inferior, ovoid or ovoid-globular, 4- or 5-celled, apex 8-10-setose or -denticulate.

Herbs perennial, 0. 5-2 m tall, entire plant long yellow setose (hairs 5-6 mm) and minutely gray puberulent.

abaxial surface setose and sparsely tomentose, tomentum quickly lost at least towards apex, or persistent, midrib densely glandular-setose;

corolla broadly campanulate or funnelform-campanulate, yellow, sometimes tinged with red, variably spotted, scaly, sometimes setose;

Culm sheath persistent, triangularly narrowly rounded, leathery, base sparsely purple-brown setose, margins purple setose;

Culm sheaths persistent, brown or gray spotted, longer than internodes, papery, initially sparsely brown or yellow setose, margins ciliate;

abaxial surface greenish, sparsely glandular-hairy when young, glabrescent, midrib densely glandular-setose;

Culm sheaths initially green, light brown when dried, unspotted, striate, narrowly elongated, setose, margins ciliate;

Culm sheath persistent, narrowly rounded, glabrous or sparsely yellow-brown setose, longitudinal ribs prominent;

Culm sheaths narrowly triangular, longer than internodes, brown setose, densely so at base, margins ciliate, auricles and oral setae absent;

Culm sheaths gradually deciduous, green, about as long as internodes or slightly longer, leathery, sparsely setose, margins withered;

Culm sheaths readily deciduous, green or yellow when dry, unspotted, shorter than internodes, glabrous or sparsely setose;

Culm sheaths yellow-brown, densely purple spotted, leathery, base setose, margins yellow-white, shortly ciliate;

Leaves petiolate; petiole scaly or not, rarely long setose;

Culm sheaths variable in color, densely glaucous, sparsely setose, nearly glabrous on small culms or at culm apex, margins ciliate;

Culm sheaths deciduous, broadly flabellate, thickly leathery, apex narrow, brown setose;

Culm sheaths light yellow-green, proximally sparsely brown setose and slightly powdery, margin ciliate;

Capsule oblong-cylindric or cylindric, glabrous or puberulent, rarely glandular setose;

Culm sheaths light green, slightly lustrous, base light brown setose, otherwise glabrous;

Twigs angled, pubescent and shortly glandular setose, becoming scabrous;

Culm sheaths deciduous, thickly papery, nearly glabrous or sparsely yellow-brown setose;

abaxial surface pale green, scales sparse, unequal, brown, midrib sparsely setose;

calyx lobes triangular-ovate, outer surface setose and glandular-hairy, margin ciliate;

both surfaces glabrous except for glandular-setose midrib and main veins, setae towards base;

upper spikelet with rows of silky hairs, usually also setose, the hairs spreading halo-like at maturity;

sheath white powdery, glabrous or initially setose, margins long ciliate;

Twigs angled, grayish brown pubescent and brown glandular setose;

base rounded; margin slightly revolute, long-setose;

internodes cylindrical, to 35 cm, glabrous, initially densely pruinose, retrorsely setose;

sheath scar prominent, retrorsely yellow-brown setose, with remains of sheath base;

Culm sheaths green or yellow-brown, basally suboblong, leathery, sparsely setose, apex broad;

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

ovary conoid, ca. 5 mm, rufous-tomentose, and glandular-setose;

upper glume 5-veined, usually tuberculate-setose on veins;

Anthers of shorter stamen oblong, apex not beaked, 2-setose at base;

glumes 5-veined, setose on veins, apex caudate;

ovary conical, ca. 3 mm, densely long-setose;

Figs axillary on normal leafy branches, solitary or paired, purple when mature, globose, 1. 5-2. 5 cm in diam. , inside densely setose;

Stems terete or obtusely 4-sided to subterete, densely setose and puberulous, glabrescent or glabrous when older;

Herbs perennial, 0. 4-1(-2) m tall, most parts densely pubescent, sometimes also setose or stellate hairy;

Petiole 1. 5-7 cm, often white-maculate, glabrous or shortly setose;

leaf blade suborbicular to oblate, 15-30(-44) cm wide, both surfaces pubescent or setose on veins, 5-7-lobed;