leaves

Question 1

what is glabrous and glabarate

Answer 1

trichomes that lack hairs and the surface is smooth

Question 2

what is hirsute

Answer 2

coarsely hairy

Question 3

what is hispid

Answer 3

trichomes that have bristly hairs

Question 4

what are trichomes that are articulate

Answer 4

simple pluricellular - uniseriate hairs

Question 5

what are trichomes that are downy

Answer 5

almost like a wool-like covering of long hairs

Question 6

what are trichomes that are pilose

Answer 6

pubescent with long, straight, soft, spreading or erect hairs

Question 7

what are trichomes that are puberulent

Answer 7

minutely pubescent, having fine, short, usually erect hairs

Question 8

what are trichomes that are pubescent

Answer 8

bearing hairs or trichomes of any type

Question 9

what are trichomes that are strigillose

Answer 9

minutely strigose

Question 10

what are trichomes that are strigose

Answer 10

straight hairs all pointing in more or less the same direction as along a margin or midrib

Question 11

what are trichomes that are tomentellous

Answer 11

minutely tomentose

Question 12

what are trichomes that are tomentose

Answer 12

covered with dense, matted and woolly hairs

Question 13

what are trichomes that are villosulous

Answer 13

minutely villous

Question 14

what are trichomes that are villous

Answer 14

having long, soft hairs, often curved but not matted

Question 15

what are the characteristics of a vascular tissue (monocot)

Answer 15

protoxylem, metaxylem, phloem, lignified epidermis, lignified hypodermis, xylem(adaxial), phloem(abaxial)

Question 16

what are the characteristics of xerophytic

Answer 16

cuticle, upper epidermis, palisade mesophyll, spongy mesophyll, stomatal crypts, trichomes, stomata