The form found in the hot-houses seems to have the tomentum of the pileus less dense and the erect scales more numerous than in the form growing in woods.
Stem= short, equal or slightly tapering upward, brownish-yellow with a whitish myceloid tomentum at the base.
Pileus= convex or nearly plane, at first covered with a red fibrillose tomentum which soon divides into small scales revealing the yellow color of the pileus beneath.
The first also has the stem elastic and furnished with a whitish or grayish tomentum or strigose villosity at the base, when growing among moss in swamps.
The pileus is clothed with a fibrillose tomentumwhich becomes more or less united into floccose tufts or scales.
The stem often has a conspicuous white myceloid tomentum at its base.
Pileus= and subequal stem bright-yellow, the tomentum of the pileus yellow.
Often there is a white tomentum or cottony substance at its base.
In the specimens of the woods the erect scales are sometimes blackish in color, and they then contrast quite conspicuously with the tawny or brownish-tawny tomentum beneath them.
The tomentumof the pileus sometimes breaks into tufts or squamules.
The leaves are linear-lanceolate, and covered with a dense silvery tomentumon the under side, somewhat rugose above, and partially deciduous.
It has lanceolate leaves that are glutinous above, and thickly covered with a whitish tomentum on the under sides, and large and showy vhite flowers with a conspicuous purple blotch at the base of each petal.
A neat, small-growing species, with white flowers and glossy-green leaves covered with a rusty-white tomentum beneath.
The foxy flavor, the tomentum of the leaf, the pulpy flesh, and the usually continuous tendrils are all from Labrusca.
Young shoots angled, covered the first year with tomentum or wool =11.
Scutellum with a patch of black tomentum Euglossa ignita Smith; female.
The stem is equal, hollow, smooth, grayish-brown with a whitish mycelioid tomentum at the base.
The plant is quite hardy and easily identified because of its long and slender stem, with the grayish tomentum at the base.
As the plant expands the reddish tomentum is broken into scales of the same color, revealing the yellowish color of the pileus beneath.
It is a large, meaty, acrid white species, with a thick, soft, cottony tomentum on the margin of the pileus of the young plant.
Twigs more or less pubescent at maturity; leaves beneath covered with a dense tomentum which remains until maturity or sometimes becoming scanty; fruit about 4-5 cm.
The branchlets are unusually stout for a form of Carya ovalis and are covered with rusty tomentum during their first year and are more or less pubescent in their second and third seasons.
The upper surface of the pileus is smooth, or sometimes more or less covered with a tomentum similar to that on the margin.
The surface of the =pileus= seems to be covered with a very fine velvety tomentum which glistens as the cap is turned in the light.
The pubescence or tomentum is more prominent on the intermediate zones.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tomentum" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
