Examples of 'soft hairs' in a sentence
Meaning of "soft hairs"
soft hairs - Refers to delicate or light strands of hair, often used to describe texture or quality
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Fine soft hairs were observed to decrease in number.
The fruit is a berry covered in soft hairs.
Fine soft hairs were observed to slightly sprout.
The petals are covered with soft hairs.
Soft hairs were made slightly harder.
Leaf buds with soft hairs.
Soft hairs were made considerably harder.
The stems are covered with long soft hairs.
Soft hairs increased in number.
The herbage is coated in soft hairs.
These long soft hairs do not provide the necessary protection against water, ice, and cold.
Its younger branches are covered with soft hairs.
This subspecies has short soft hairs on the flower stalks.
The entire plant is distinctively covered soft hairs.
They are thinly covered with soft hairs quickly becoming smooth.
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Their fibrous root show long and soft hairs.
Mollis means soft or with soft hairs and refers to the leaves.
The stem and leaves are clothed with soft hairs.
Its stems are matted with short soft hairs when young, but these are soon lost.
Its coat is made up of a combination of hard and soft hairs.
The stem is covered with soft hairs and is 15 mm thick.
The foliage and stems are covered with soft hairs.
In fact, these soft hairs even cover their ears, noses, and tails.
Margins have soft hairs.
The leaves have green to purple stalks which are hairless or carry soft hairs.
Cosmetic brush with high quality soft hairs and easy apply.
Dark green or black in colour with yellow spots and prolonged fine soft hairs.
It had fine, bright, and soft hairs on its body.
The whole plant is dark green with numerous soft hairs.
Those soft hairs That warm, damp flesh.
Smaller branches are either covered in long soft hairs or smooth.
Charybdis hellerii has a hexagonal carapace which is convex and covered in long, soft hairs.
The leaf is covered with short, soft hairs on the top.
White smooth branchlets are covered with short soft hairs.
Growing of fine soft hair A, Extremely many fine soft hairs were observed to grow.
The stems have four edges and are clad in glandular and soft hairs.
Mollis " means " soft ", referring to the soft hairs on the leaves.
The inside of the tube is filled with long, soft hairs.
They are sparsely covered by long, soft hairs.
The spines are mixed with long, soft hairs.
The stamens are covered with long, soft hairs.
The leaves are covered with short, soft hairs.
The whole plant is covered with short, soft hairs.
The young growth is covered with rather long, soft hairs.
The sternopleuron lower side often has short, soft hairs.
The leaves and flower stalks are covered with fine, soft hairs.
Below the ring the stem is fibrillose, covered with a mat of soft hairs.
The sepals are glabrous except for the margins which have long, soft hairs.
The name is derived from pilose, which means to be covered with long soft hairs.
The stalk bears a grayish cottony ring, and is typically covered with soft hairs or scales.
