... Its young branches and petioles are densely covered in short stellate (star-like) hairs as well as longer prickly simple hairs ...

... Otherwise, the leaf surfaces are covered with gray to rust-colored hairs, with the lower surface typically having more hairs ...

... The fiddleheads (emerging fronds) of C. chamissoi, as well as the basal portion of its frond stipes are covered with golden hairs ...

... Additionally, M. setosa has small bristle-like hairs on its leaves, while M. speluncae does not, being glabrous (no hairs) ...

... Myoporum stellatum is highly variable in several morphological characteristics.) Myoporum stellatum flower (note stellate hairs on stems and leaves ...

... meaning "remarkable," and the Greek word, tricho, meaning "hair," probably referring to ... does not have the characteristic dense silvery hairs on its ...

... name, sericea, is Latin for "with silky hair" or "like silk" (coming from the Ancient Greek word sērikós), likely referring to the short hairs found on the ...

... 3- or 5-lobed, similar to those of kukui (Aleurites moluccanus) and maple, and appear grayish-green because of a dense covering of soft white hairs ...

... leaf characteristics from one location to another, with some plants having silvery-gray leaves (because of a dense covering of white hairs) that are ...

... One way to distinguish hāpuʻu ʻiʻi from other hāpuʻu is the bristly hairs covering the stipe and rachis of its fronds, which can be anywhere from ...