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indumentum::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | indument |
| Type of | cover, covering, natural covering |
Examples of indumentum
indumentum
Flower colour is like that of A. cuneatus but the style lacks an indumentum, like A. dobsonii.
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The flowers of the two species are very similar, differing only subtly in dimension, colour and indumentum.
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Tomentose is often used as a general term for bearing an indumentum, but this is not a recommended use.
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Leaves of the putative hybrid lack the thick indumentum of A. cuneatus, being bright green with a sparse indumentum like that of A. dobsonii.
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- A covering of fine hairs (or sometimes scales) as on a leaf or insect
- Any appendages on the epidermis, e.g. hairs, scales, etc.
- The type of hairiness commonly found on external parts of plants. cf. vestiture
- With a generally heavy covering of hair; a general term without precise connotation.
- A hairy covering as on leaves. Can be seen on top and bottom surfaces of young leaves, but its usually confined to the underside of older leaves.
- Any covering, such as hairiness, &c.
- Covering of hair or scales
