Intermingled with these spots, and especially on the zone, are some spots and blotches of deep purple-grey.
It imparts a deep purple colour to cold water, though dissolving sparingly in that liquid; it is more soluble in hot water, and very soluble in alcohol.
It is neither of a pale pink colour nor of a deep purple tint, for the former is a sign of disease, and the latter indicates that the animal has not been slaughtered, but has died with the blood in it, or has suffered from acute fever.
The fruit is of the ordinary size and shape of the currant, and supported in the usual manner, but is of a deep purple colour, acid, and of a very inferior flavour.
Deep purple-coloured primulas and monkshood, as well as a curious hairy mauve-red monkshood with a very graceful growth, were also to be seen.
Oporto is very hardy, unusually free from fungal diseases, and its must is very thick and dark, even staining the hands a deep purple, hence suitable for adding color to wines.
Described by Adlum in 1828 as an uncommonly large fox grape of a deep purple color.
The flowers vary in colour from white to a deep purple, have a spur usually thicker than that of the Spotted Orchis, and a lip indistinctly divided into three lobes, with its sides curved backwards.
The lip is swollen and four-lobed, but without any appendage in the notch, and is of a deep purple-brown, with yellowish markings.
Add sterile neutral litmus solution sufficient to colour the medium to a deep purple.
Tint the whey with litmus solution to a deep purple red.
Add sterile litmus solution sufficient to colour the medium to a deep purple, usually 13 per cent.
Leaves may be painted with a mixture of Apple Green and a touch of Deep Purple or with clear Olive Green.
Light leaves may be laid in with Apple Green mixed with Gray Green and deeper ones with a mixture of Apple Green and a touch of Deep Purple.
Stems may be Auburn Brown or Apple Green mixed with just a touch of Deep Purple.
The fruit is roundish, somewhat depressed, about an inch in diameter, of a deep purple color, and enclosed in the membranous covering peculiar to the genus.
The flesh, which is of a deep purple, and exhibits dark rings, preserves its fine color when boiled, is very tender and sweet, and presents a delicate appearance when cut in slices.
They are coloured a deep purple-lilac on the upper half, the lower part being white, like a large pied daisy.
Flowers on the ridges near the top of the stem, with spiny tubes, spreading petals of a deep purple colour, and yellow stamens and pistil.
The petals are bright orange-brown, tinged with purple, and outside these brilliant petals there is a calyx of deep purple sepals.
These flowers have five small petals, which are a deep purple colour.
The flowers of the Heather are very tiny, and they vary in colour from a pale pink to a deep purple.
In this plant the flowers are snowy white, tinged with green, but in other Dead Nettles you find them rose pink or deep purple.
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