light orange brown tomentum

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Cycas aculeata
... by the few long leaves with long petioles bearing long slender spines and a light orange-brown tomentum. Microsporangiate cones are small in size with rounded microsporophylls which lack any apiculus. ... C. balansae, differing in the more numerous leaves with relatively longer petioles, the light orange-brown tomentum, the longer and wider, slightly keeled leaflets that are more narrowed at the base ...
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Cycas maconochiei
... , and the basal leaflets reducing in size. Distinguished from C. arnhemica by the abundant orange-brown tomentum around the cataphylls. Distribution: this taxon occurs in the north-west of the Northern ... on the leaves, that of subsp. maconochiei is usually light orange-brown or even paler, whereas that of subsp. lanata is a darker red-brown. Tomentum is less persistent and eventually lost in subsp. ...
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Canary Islands Laurel Forest
... lanceolate leaves are coriaceous and scarcely pubescent. The bright red-orange flowers are large - about 3 centimeters long - and are grouped ... for the closer pubescence. Ranunculus Cortusifolius (Ranunculaceae) Morgallana Among the light and shade at the borders of the bay-leaf woods, ... have a hint of brown but they are very showy for their calyx which is covered by the same white tomentum as the ...
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VT Forestry I.D. Cards - boxelder
... -brown, usually with apparent corky outgrowths, particularly when fast growing. The terminal bud is large and is usually sticky, covered with green to orange-brown, shiny scales. Bark:Gray-brown, ... fall. Twig:Slender, zigzag, light brown in color; buds are long (1 inch), light brown, and slender, covered with overlapping scales that are tinged with tomentum, widely divergent from stems. Bark:Smooth ...
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VT Forestry I.D. Cards - hackberry
... tomentum and a long (1 to 1 1/2 inches) silky white to rusty red terminal bud. Bark:Brown ... brown to olive-brown with large orangish, narrowly ovoid buds. Bark:Orange to orange-brown and scaly or peeling when young; later developing irregular gray or red-brown ridges and furrows. Upper crowns always show orange ...
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