tomentose

/'toumentous/ Cách viết khác : (tomentous) /tou'mentəs/
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tomentose

The leaf is tomentose, with a soft, fuzzy surface.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Densely covered with short, matted, woolly hairs: In botany, "tomentose" describes a surface, especially of a plant part like a leaf or stem, that is densely covered with a layer of short, soft, interwoven hairs, giving it a woolly or felt-like texture.
    • Covered with densely matted filaments: This definition extends the concept to any surface covered with a matted layer of fine, thread-like structures.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • The underside of the leaf was distinctly tomentose, feeling like soft felt to the touch.
    • Botanists identified the species by its tomentose stems.
Advanced Usage
  • "tomentose pubescence": A more technical botanical term specifying a woolly type of hairiness.
    • The plant's characteristic tomentose pubescence helps reduce water loss.
Variants and Related Words
  • Tomentum (n): The dense covering of matted, woolly hairs itself.
    • The silvery appearance was due to a dense tomentum on the leaves.
Synonyms
  • Woolly: Covered with or resembling wool.
  • Felted: Matted together into a dense fabric-like layer.
  • Pubescent: (In botany) Covered with short, soft hairs; a broader term that includes tomentose as a specific type.
Antonyms
  • Glabrous: (Especially in botany) Having a surface free from hair or down; smooth.
  • Glabrescent: Becoming glabrous or hairless with age.
tomentose

The leaf is tomentose, with a soft, fuzzy surface.

Adjective
  1. densely covered with short matted woolly hairs
    • a tomentose leaf
  2. covered with densely matted filaments

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