villous

Pedicels glandular pilose, intermixed with a few brown, crisped, villous hairs.

Branchlets and both surfaces of leaf blade appressed tawny villous or densely appressed silvery tomentose at least when young.

Conclusion: The higher expression of TSP in villous trophoblasts may have relation with the inhibition of the villous angiogenesis.

stems, petioles, abaxial leaf blade, and peduncle of male cymes densely covered with villous multicellular hairs.

1 (0) At least proximal stem nodes and petiole bases with brown, crisped, villous hairs (mostly glandular).

bracts black or brownish yellow proximally, elliptic or ovate, villous, often glabrescent distally, apex shortly acuminate or acute.

Panicle branches in whorls of up to 8, with branchlets almost to base; lower culm internodes and sheaths villous.

Microscopically, a villous adenoma is shown at its edge on the left, and projecting above the basement membrane at the right.

Stem zigzagged, densely dark brown crisped villous, glandular proximally, glandular distally.

Accordingly, mifepristone may disturb the villous angiogenesis and consequently be harmful to the embryo's survival.

Herbs, erect or creeping, blackened when dry, villous with glandular hairs, some with glandular hairs, frequently aromatic.

Rhizomes less than 1 cm. Stems ascending, simple, densely villous with yellow-gray multicellular hairs.

Petiolules, leaflet blades, leaf rachises, and inflorescences villous.

Flowering stems and petioles spreading white villous, usually also interwoven white tomentose.

Stems erect, elongate, becoming arching to reclining, simple or weakly short branched, rust-colored villous.

Leaflet blades villous. Leaflet blades and fruit slightly larger than those of autonym variety.

Leaf blade base rounded, abaxially villous to glabrescent, hairs brownish or yellowish; calyx without blotches, orifice nearly orbicular.

All the mucosal thickness, villous height and surface area of the colon in EF group were greater than CONT and EN group (P001).

Petiolules, leaflet blades, leaf rachises, and inflorescences not villous.

Stems clustered, robust, ascending, simple, glandular villous, with leaf remnants at base.

Styles connate into column, exserted, nearly equaling stamens, densely villous.

anthers dimorphic: reflexed oblong-ellipsoid and erect ovoid, sparsely villous.

Inflorescence racemose, clustered subapically on branchlets, produced simultaneously with new leaves, minutely yellowish brown villous.

Stem white villous; tepals rigid after anthesis; inflorescences silvery.

Flowers in an irregular thyrsoid, most cymules shortly stalked, usually 3-flowered, densely glandular villous.

Shrubs climbing. Stems angled, villous, with elongate internodes.

Branchlets ferruginous villous, old branches glabrous, black-brown, with sparsely gray rounded lenticels.

upper lip longer than lower lip, inside villous, lobes orbicular, with overlapping margins.

petioles and peduncles densely yellowish to brownish tomentose to nearly villous.

Plants sparsely villous; leaves not corrugate, double crenate-serrate.

Current year branchlets and terminal buds ferruginous villous; petioles, pedicels, and sepals pubescent.

Leaf margin villous, hairs caducous, entire; calyx lobes oblong; corolla white, or tinged pale red.

Stems, abaxial leaf surface, bracteoles, and outer part of calyces villous.

Branchlets slender, sparsely stellate-pubescent and villous when young, becoming glabrous, brown.

Herbs annual, less often subshrubs, villous or pubescent, rarely glabrous.

Shrubs climbing. Stems terete, striate, densely gray-yellow villous.

Stems creeping or ascending, often branched, 5--20 cm, with a line of multicellular villous hairs.

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

The glands in this example of villous adenoma of bladder show frank anaplasia bordering on carcinoma-in-situ.

CASE REPORT: A 91-year-old patient with rectal villous adenocarcinoma was admitted with fever and recent complaints of popliteal pain.

Flowering stems and petioles spreading villous and pubescent.

Flowering stems and petioles white villous, hairs basally enlarged; plants without leaf rosettes at anthesis.

Stems simple or branched, to ca. 100 cm tall, succulent, with galls on mid portion of internodes, densely spreading villous on upper part.

Young branchlets glabrous or white villous-pubescent, glabrescent, glabrous when mature.

Stem proximally brown villous at leaf axils, distally dark brown glandular hairy.

Branchlets slightly pendent, slender, together with petioles and leaf blades golden villous when young.

Branchlets of previous year brownish gray, those of current year villous, glabrescent.

Crab's body is a small circular flat, villous on both sides with some kind of small thorns.

leaf blade ovate to oblong, herbaceous, adaxially white villous, abaxially pubescent, yellowish glandular, margin serrate.

Branchlets brownish to brownish red, villous, with intermixed stalked purple glands and sparse, basally broadened and flattened prickles.

Flowering stem extremely short, scarcely overtopping foliage, with 1 bract concealed among basal leaves, crisped glandular villous.

Corolla rose red, slightly longer than calyx, 2-lipped, outside puberulent and glandular, inside villous.

Stems quadrangular, glabrous or sometimes villous, narrowly 4-winged, often branched.

Herbs, annual or perennial, viscid glandular villous.

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

Stems erect, simple or sometimes branched at base, usually white villous with multicellular hairs along 2 lines.

Fruit not villous, but with numerous minute, yellowish brown spines.

Stems terete, striate, sparsely villous or glabrous.

Stem simple, brown glandular hairy and brown crisped villous at leaf axils.

Sepals 5, ovate or broadly ovate, outside glabrous, villous especially along margin, apex obtuse.

bracts obovate-oblong, both surfaces glabrous or slightly villous at base, apex subtruncate.

Branchlets gray, densely villous and pubescent when young, glabrescent.

Branchlets, petioles, and veins crisped pubescent and pellucid villous.

The edge of the carcinoma arising in the villous adenoma is seen here.

Leaves wide. Inflorescences densely villous. Corolla ca. 2 cm; galea narrower, truncate at apex.

bud scales several, densely gray-white-villous and densely scaly.

Perianth segments and stamens 4; perianth tube basal surface with 4 radial ribs; plants densely pubescent mixed with jointed, villous hairs.

Spikelets 3 per node; lower glume long villous, hairs extending beyond glume apex; upper lemma cordate.

Shrubs scandent. Stems terete, villous.

Basal leaf blade sparsely villous on both surfaces and at margin, margin minutely or obscurely crenate or undulate-crenate.

Corolla white, 4-lobed, exserted from calyx, tube ca. 4 mm, outside sparsely glandular, inside puberulent, yellowish villous in throat.

branchlets of first year's growth reddish brown, densely brown villous, glabrescent.

MRI revealed villous proliferations with signal intensity of fat on all pulse sequences.

Young branchlets and inflorescences thinly villous, rarely subglabrous.

Stems densely clustered, pulvinate, 5--8 cm, glandular villous, with crowded, withered, persistent leaves at woody base.

Related to the previous species but stems villous and leaves triangular-ovate.

Branchlets dark brown, sparsely villous or glabrescent.

Calyx densely villous-hispid along veins and margin.

Leaves abaxially densely villous with T-shaped hairs; petals pubescent.

Corolla greenish white, villous in throat.

Pedicel ca. 8 mm, slender, densely villous, slightly expanded towards apex.

Stems and leaves densely white or brownish villous.

Leaf blade abaxially densely tomentose, adaxially villous. Calyx, ovary, and young fruit villous.

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

Branchlets and petioles densely long brown villous to tomentose.

Leaf axis and abaxial surface of leaflets densely appressed villous.

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

awns white villous throughout.

Herbs biennial. Stems cespitose, ca. 15 cm tall, densely gray-white villous.

Corolla white or yellowish green, 4-lobed, subglabrous, outside glandular, villous in throat.

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

Stems dichotomously branched at base, ca. 10 cm, white pubescent, shortly glandular villous.

Herbs. Stems to 40 cm, slender and trailing at base, erect above, villous when young.

Corolla pinkish, ca. 6 mm, villous in throat, 2-lipped, lower lip concave, outside pubescent and glandular.

Stems simple or sometimes branched at base, often violet, 10--25 cm, white villous or black glandular lanate.

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

Herbs annual or biennial. Stems erect, 30-95 cm, pubescent, glandular villous, much branched.

Liana to 8 m. Branchlets slightly reddish brown, densely minutely hirsute-villous when young.

scales connate to claw margin, villous, apex 2-lobed, reflexed.

Involucral bract blade undivided, linear-lanceolate, 1--3 cm, villous, apex obtuse or acute.

branchlets dark brown, brown villous when young but becoming subglabrous.

Leaves abaxially yellow villous; flowers small, stalked or sessile, petals ca. 5 mm, truncate, slightly emarginate, or 2-lobed at apex.

corona large, lobes 2-cleft, villous. Ovary glabrous.

Distal bracts leaflike or rhomboid-ovate. 2 filaments densely villous, 2 glabrous.

Style nearly as long as stamens, basally sparsely villous.

tube ca. 5 mm, outside subglabrous and glandular, villous in throat. Stamens exserted.

Herbs annual. Stems erect, 1-2 m tall, robust, much branched above, densely spreading villous.

Androgynophore ca. 5 mm, sparsely villous.

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

Stems sparsely branched, 4--7 cm, villous, hairs shorter and sparser proximally.

nutlets ca. 7 mm in diam. , middle convex, globose, villous.

Corolla ca. 6 mm, 2-lipped, outside puberulent, deep red glandular, white villous in throat.

Perennials, 10-15 cm tall, sparsely rusty-red villous with long multicellular hairs.

Sepals 5, white, lanceolate, 5--7 mm, villous or glandular hairy, margin narrowly membranous, apex excurved, acute.

Sepals narrowly ovate, 1-2 mm, abaxially often villous and glandular hairy, margin membranous, apex acuminate.

Branchlets brown villous when young.

Fruiting pedicels divaricate, straight, 4-7 mm, densely villous.

winter buds small, scales 6, villous along margin.

Stems densely clustered, pulvinate, 6--10 cm, villous distally.

style ca. 5 mm, densely villous, apex circinate. Fl. Jun.

Herbs annual. Stems erect, 15-40 cm, base to 1 cm in diam. , glabrous, nodes sometimes gray villous, lower internodes short.

Stems 10-50 cm tall, stiff, simple or branched, densely strigillose, sometimes also villous, glandular puberulous on inflorescence.

Inflorescences axillary or terminal, panicles, to 21 cm, bisexual, bracts subulate, ca. 2. 5 mm, villous.

Sepals elliptic or oblong-obovate, 5-8 mm, abaxially dull yellow tomentose-villous, apex short acuminate.

Flower solitary; pedicel 3-14 mm, brown crisped glandular villous.

Sepals ovate, ca. 4 mm, villous abaxially, margin membranous.

bracts brownish, dull brown distally, spatulate, ca. 1. 2 mm, villous.

Stems sparsely caespitose, ascending, 25--50 cm, branched, basally sparsely villous, apically sparsely hairy.

Female floral tube abaxially 4-fascicular long villous in fruit.

Plants perennial. Stems erect, 43-80 cm, finely strigose or villous.

Herbs. Stems to 30 cm, densely villous to woolly.

Leaves narrow. Inflorescences sparsely villous. Corolla 1. 6--2. 6 cm; galea obscurely serrate crested, slightly plicate.

ligule a narrow rim, back villous with ca. 2 mm hairs.

Fruit red or tinged yellow, ovoid-globose, 0. 7-1 cm in diam. , densely villous and long stalked glandular.

pedicel ca. 5 mm, brown crisped villous.

Petals 4, broadly obovate, clawed, abaxial surface of claw villous, adaxially with 1 reflexed cristate appendage.

leaf blade obovate, narrowly obovate, or oblong, 6-15 X 4-5 cm, glabrous or villous along veins on abaxial surface, lateral veins flattened.

Stems densely clustered, yellow, 5--8 cm, white villous.

Calyx white, 8--10 mm, white villous, apex truncate or undulate.

peduncle ca. 3. 5 cm, sparsely villous with segmented hairs.

Inflorescences axillary, narrow cymose panicles 7-25 cm in male plants, racemose and 8-10 cm in female plants, scattered villous.

Pistils light, ovoid, 3--4 mm, villous; style straight.

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

Petals 4, narrowly cuneate, with 2-lobed, densely villous scales at base adaxially.

Leaf blade abaxially brownish villous; capsule ellipsoid, pedicel 1--2 cm.

Sepals 5, green, ovate, 2--3 mm, black glandular villous abaxially, margin membranous, ciliate, apex obtuse.

Plants perennial. Stems 1 to few, 30-65 cm, pilose toward base, densely villous upward.

Stem 8-12 cm tall, pale brown crisped glandular villous.

Petals to 1. 2 cm, involute, margin densely villous.

lobes by fusion appearing 3, unequal, posterior one triangular, ca. 0. 8 mm, villous along midvein and ciliate.

Inflorescence axillary, 1-2 cm; leaf blade ovate-oblong, base rounded, truncate, or subcordate, pubescent or villous abaxially; styles 3.

stamens ca. 1 cm, filaments villous, anthers ca. 5 mm.

Branchlets and petioles villous; secondary veins 5-7 pairs.

anthers ovoid, 1. 8-2 mm, densely white tomentose-villous along suture.

Perianth tube villous, lobes 7--7. 5 cm, appendages papillose.

These included rectal carcinoma 13, villous adenoma 12 and other benign lesions 5 cases.

Stems slender, 4--10 cm, villous in 2 lines, or brown glandular villous.

Sepals 5, deltoid-acuminate, 5-11 mm, glabrous or villous.

ocrea caducous, brown, tubular, 1. 5-2. 5 cm, membranous, sparsely long villous.

Style ca. 1. 3 cm, densely villous basally, densely pubescent apically.

Corolla 2-3. 5 cm, blue-violet or blue; anthers villous.

Stem 7. 5-30 cm tall, crisped glandular villous.

Calyx ca. 2 cm, split on 1 side, villous, apex 3-toothed.

bracts 2, linear to lanceolate, 3-4 X ca. 1 mm, brown villous, margin entire.

petals obovate, 3. 5-4. 5 cm, pilose and stellate villous abaxially.

Leaf blade abaxially sparsely hairy. Racemes lax, 7-11-flowered; rachis 4-7 cm; pedicels 5-10 mm. Disc and style sparsely white villous.

petals obovate, 2. 5-2. 8 cm, adaxially stellate villous.

bracts 3-8 mm. Pedicel 3-9(-22) mm. Calyx segments lanceolate, 2-5 mm, outside rust-brown villous, inside glabrous.

Female flowers: sepals 3, free, boat like, villous and white clavate hairy, anterior one occasionally keeled, lateral ones keeled or not;

rachis and pedicels densely tomentose-villous, with sparse prickles or not;

leaves obovate-elliptic, ovate-rhombic, elliptic-rhombic, or broadly elliptic, densely white villous on both surfaces when young;

rachis and pedicels gray or yellowish gray villous, with sparse, minute prickles, sometimes with intermixed glandular hairs;

Chorioallantoic morphogenesis and formation of the placental villous tree

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

tube up to as long as lobes, throat villous, interior with 5 narrow lines of hairs;

Achenes narrow and long obconical, 1-seeded, base usually with a tuft of villous hairs, apex with persistent style;

winter buds ellipsoid, margin ciliate, inner scales densely villous outside. Leaves deciduous;

Branchlets spreading, yellow-brown turning gray-brown, robust, slightly angled, densely villous when young, gradually glabrescent;

Ultrastructural analysis of hairy cell leukemia and splenic lymphoma with villous lymphocytes

Preparation and Stability of Nano-liposomes Containing Volatile Oil Extracted from Villous Amomum Fruit

filaments thick with a cluster of rust colored villous hairs on each side at base;

Multi-Target Evaluation of Effects on Human Early Pregnancy Villous in Uteri after Exposed to Diagnostic Ultrasound

rachis and pedicels gray or yellowish gray villous, occasionally with sparse, minute glandular hairs;

winter buds brown, ellipsoidal, small, scales villous along margin. Leaves deciduous;

Ovary sparsely villous, with long hairs, minute, villous, and rudimentary in staminate flowers;

Extensive excision of sacrococcygeal rectal villous adenoma or malignancy

Expression of endothelin-1 and endothelin receptors mRNA in placental villous from normal pregnancy and pregnancy induced hypertension

lateral petiolules sessile or central petiolule short, villous with segmented hairs;

Effects of Chicken Yolk Antibodies Additive and Aureomycin on Small Intestinal Villous Height in Meat Ducks

rachis, pedicels, and bracts yellow villous, with intermixed stalked purple glands;

Placental Villous Vessels in Normal Pregnancy on Three-Dimensional Color Doppler Flow Imaging

pedicel, hypanthium and sepals abaxially initially sparsely villous-tomentose, glabrate;

Gene Expression of Insulin-Like Growth Factors in Human Villous Trophoblast Cells of Early Pregnancy in Vitro

lower glume villous below middle, hairs usually extending slightly beyond apex, keels green;

Branchlets, terminal buds, petioles, inflorescence bracts, and calyx densely gray-white villous-strigose;

Branchlets brown or reddish brown, terete, yellowish villous, with sparse, broad based recurved prickles. Leaves simple;

glumes villous or sparsely pilose to glabrous, hairs tubercle-based, apex acuminate or short awned;

Female flower: gland as in male flower ovary ovoid-conical, villous, long stipitate;

upper lip erect, ovate, margin entire, densely villous outside, glabrous inside;

pollen ca. 50% fertile. Ovary densely to moderately villous, with long red pustulate-based hairs and dense glandular hairs;

tube included or slightly exserted, usually villous annulate inside;

Expression of leptin mRNA in cultured human villous trophoblasts at early pregnancy

Branchlets brown to blackish brown, villous, glabrescent, with curved minute prickles. Leaves simple;

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

rachis and pedicels densely yellow or yellowish white sericeous-villous;

Receptacle glabrous but sparsely or densely villous when well developed;

rachis and pedicels gray or yellowish gray tomentose-villous, with few small prickles;

filaments broadened and flattened, villous;

upper lip straight, galeated, densely villous outside;

Branchlets terete, with longitudinal ridges, villous with brown segmented hairs;

current year branchlets terete, densely yellowish brown spreading villous;

tube cylindric, swollen on 1 side at or above middle, villous inside distal half, throat not scaly, often with long hairs inside;

Pedicel and rachis villous, sparsely glandular hairy;

Aggregate fruit red when immature, black at maturity, subglobose, villous, with many drupelets;

Branchlets terete, with longitudinal ridges, densely brown villous;

current year branchlets terete, slender and spreading, spreading villous;

Splenic Lymphoma with Villous Lymphocytes, SLVL

rachis and pedicels densely villous and long stalked glandular;

Calyx tubular-campanulate to tubular, erect to oblique, 10-veined, throat tufted villous or glabrous;

Calyx tubular, elongated, straight to slightly curved, 15-veined, throat villous or hirsute;

Calyx campanulate, ca. 1 cm, veins and margin villous-hispid, accessory veins inconspicuous;

upper lip straight, lobes many lobulate, margin villous;

lower glume narrowly lanceolate, villous with ca. 3 mm hairs, veins smooth, apex subacute or emarginate;

Branchlets fulvous-red, villous, with glandular hairs, with sparse prickles;

filaments usually with a cluster of rust colored villous hairs on each side, rarely on one side or at base;

petiole ca. 4 mm proximally on stem, absent distally on stem, margin brown crisped glandular villous;

lemmas lanceolate to narrowly ovate, membranous or leathery, hispid or villous, apex 2-toothed to deeply 2-cleft, awned from between lobes;

petals 3, linear, fleshy, villous at center, white clavate hairy at apex, gland black, elliptic;

Branchlets brown turning gray-brown or gray-red when old, subterete, sericeous-villous initially, later glabrescent;

Branchlets brown or reddish brown, densely spreading straight tomentose-villous, with sparse, recurved prickles to 5 mm;

Leaf sheaths densely villous to hirsute with tubercle-based hairs, or subglabrous;

rachis and pedicels tomentose-villous, subglabrous or glabrous when old;

Staminal tube cylindric, ca. 7 mm, both surfaces white villous, apical margin crenate;

The Value Imaging Diagnosis of Villous Tumor of the Colon

leaf sheath 2--4 mm, with a line of dense, multicellular villous hairs;

Corolla blue-purple, narrowly tubular, somewhat curved, 6-7 mm, somewhat ribbed, villous on portion exserted from calyx;

Female flowers: sepals spathelike, abaxially villous, margin white clavate hairy;

sepals free beyond attachment to ovary, abaxially glabrous to white villous, adaxially dark red puberulent;

Current year branchlets spreading villous;

Branchlets reddish brown or dark brown, gray villous when young, glabrous when old;

tube glabrous outside, dark villous in throat;

Figs axillary on normal leafy stem, paired or solitary, yellow when mature, globose, 1-2 cm in diam. , shortly villous, sessile;

Calyx campanulate, throat villous annulate, ca. 13-veined;

twigs and leaves sometimes villous;

Stems dichotomously branched, ca. 20 cm, white villous proximally, curled red hairy distally;

The X-ray features of villous tumors of the colon

Seeds black, oblong, slightly compressed, ca. 4 mm, white villous;

Calyx tube green, narrowly obconic-campanulate, ca. 3 mm, villous;

Herbs perennial. Stems diffuse, 3--6 cm, basally glabrous, with withered leaves, distally slightly villous, with congested leaves;

bracts rust-brown villous outside;