Pubescence pale grey; relatively long, suberect to recurved.
PubescenceBody entirely clothed with a denselyrecumbent golden-yellow
pubescence.
A second major gene, H2 controls the finely dense
pubescence in an upland mutant designated as'pilose'.
chilense (one accession of each) were investigated for genetic diversity on nine seedling traits i.e., hypocotyl color, hypocotyl color intensity, hypocotyl
pubescence, overall leaf color, midrib color, seedling vigor, primary leaf length (mm), primary leaf width (mm) and hypocotyl length (mm) according to the descriptors by IPGRI (http://www.bioversityinternational.org/publications/pubfile.
Head very sparsely micropunctate, shiny;
pubescence on head brown, somewhat shorter than diameter of lateral ocellus.
Overall degree of
pubescence increases from left to right across Fig.
xalapensis (including its glandular morphs) by the following combination of characters: a) twigs of current year and petioles densely glandular pubescent, the glandular hairs mixed with eglandular hoary
pubescence of shorter and curled hairs (vs.
DESCRIPTION: Small-sized apterous Mezirinae; body elongate oval, attenuated anteriorly, surface of body, legs and antennae projecting and elevated structures with dense erect
pubescence, the setae stiff and curved at apex.
riodinis Gauld and Sithole, 2002 by the eyes without dense
pubescence; maxillary palp 5-segmented with first and second palpomeres inflated; outer hind tibia spur slender, about 0.7 length of the inner; hind leg brown, with tibia basally whitish.
Plants in Florida had the widest inflorescences and calyxes, and white
pubescence on bud scales instead of the brown
pubescence characteristic elsewhere (Table 2), though there were several unsampled plants in Alabama with white bud-scale
pubescence.