rufous

The black-and-rufous giant elephant shrew hid in his habitat and refused to come out for afternoon feeding.

abaxial surface densely spongy to compacted, white to fawn, tomentose, hairs dendroid sometimes with a floccose rufous upper layer.

The wake of a hovering rufous hummingbird. Yellow vectors show air velocity, revealed by particle image velocimetry.

Trees up to 15 m tall, glabrous except for rufous pubescent branchlets, stipules, abaxial leaf surface, pedicels, and sepals.

These modifying genes are called rufous polygenes and act like, well, a collection of checkers (lets say red and white checkers).

Adult: Tail unbarred pale rufous above, slightly paler and greyer below; broad black band along trailing edge of wing.

ON THE WING The wake of a hovering rufous hummingbird, top.

I missed White-throated (now Rufous-capped) Laughingthrush at Wu Shi Bi, so still have to go for that one.

Pairs of rufous -and-white wrens sing in concert to keep track of each other.

Abaxial surface of leaves with gray-white to rufous-brown hairs; capsule slender, curved.

But the Rufous Hummingbird migrates the longest distance, from Mexico to Alaska and back, totaling 5, 000 miles.

2 (1) Abaxial surface of leaves fulvous to rufous, with felted continuous indumentum of branched hairs.

Branchlets rufous puberulent; female sepals ca. 3. 5 mm; fruiting pedicel ca. 5 cm.

Rufous powder, Taste bitter easy to absorbmoist

lower glume oblong-lanceolate, brownish, glossy, typically with scanty stiff rufous hairs, but sometimes glabrous or pubescent;

concentrating, refrigerating and filtering the original extracting solution to obtain a clear rufous liquid;

abaxial surface persistently pale white-brown to rufous tomentose, sometimes only on the midrib, hairs branched;

ovary glabrous, rufous-tomentose or glandular-hairy;

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