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Hydrofuge hairpiles are small,
hydrophobic microhairs.
These are tiny
hairs with more than one
thousand microhairs per mm. The
entire body is
covered by these...
- family, such as a
yellow flowers,
glandular hairs, and a lack of
glandular microhairs. It
differs from Cartonema, however, in
having raphides,
which all other...
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morphologically from the
other subfamily, Cartonematoideae, in
having glandular microhairs,
arteries containing needle-like
calcium oxalate crystals called raphide...
- of tiny
hairs spaced so
closely that
there are more than one
thousand microhairs per mm,
which creates a
hydrophobic surface.
Similar hydrofuge surfaces...
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their hierarchical morphology. They are
built up with
hydrophobic waxy
microhairs, microsetae, and each hair is
covered with nanogrooves. As a result, air...
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water striders,
Gerrinae are able to walk on
water using hydrophobic microhairs.
Their bodies also
consist of two antennae, a
narrow thorax, and six appendages...
- australiensis. The
leaves of this
species secrete salt
through special microhair like
structures that have
three morphotypes, and a
method to
isolate these...
- shape,
which all
other members of the
family have. They lack
glandular microhairs,
which are
small trichomes thought to be
involved in the
lubrication of...
