The entire plant is pale or dull yellow, the surface of the pileus fibrous and somewhat uneven but not scaly.
It is entirely white or the cap varies to buff, dull yellow reddish or dull brown.
The margin often becomes upturned when old; the cap is viscid when moist, dull yellow.
Dried Elder flowers have a dull yellow colour, being [166] shrivelled, and possessing a sweet faint smell, unlike the repulsive odour of the fresh leaves and bark.
These are compact little bundles, at first of a dull yellow colour, until presently the florets fall off and leave the white woolly pappus of the seeds collected together, somewhat resembling the hoary hairs of age.
It is a bushy plant, which abounds in our rural districts, having silky stems and leaves, with small heads of dull yellow flowers, the whole plant being amara et aromatica.
It is a Composite herb of frequent growth on waste ground, being a bushy plant with silky stems, and collections of numerous small heads of dull yellow flowers.
Wax yellow, a dull yellow, resembling the natural color of beeswax.
Defn: Tawny; dull yellow, with a mixture of gray and brown.
The colors are often dark, dull yellow brown or gray, with three lines on the cephalothorax and a middle dark stripe on the abdomen, with a light silvery stripe on each side.
The cephalothorax is dull yellow, with slightly darker lines in the middle and at the sides.
The cephalothorax is dull yellow, with a middle and two lateral stripes, but these are often absent in light specimens.
Young when fledged of a greyish-brown colour all over, the breast and abdomen being merely a little lighter than the rest; bill and claws dusky; tarsi and toes with their membranes dull yellow.
Tawny; dull yellow, with a mixture of gray and brown.
The plasmodium of our species is white; as it approaches maturity a rosy metallic tinge supervenes, quickly changing to dull yellow or alutaceous.
Compressed air, directed on metal of a dull yellow heat, will soon considerably increase its temperature; you may easily burn a hole quite through a six-inch steel bloom by the method.
Continual beating it will quickly raise the temperature of the iron or steel; I have many times raised the heat of a piece in operation from a dull yellow to a brilliant welding pitch during the delivery of three or four blows.
This, at the moment of leaving the die, may be no more than a dull yellow, but by the time it falls to the ground it will be intensely hot and will throw off a shower of hissing sparks.
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