| New foliage covered with indumentum which remains on the undersides of the leafs. |
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| Morphological characters including the glandular indumentum and cream flower colour suggest that A. ambiguum is close to A. graniticum. |
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| The leaves have a thin fawn to gray indumentum on the underside and are not shiny on the upper surface. |
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| An excellent compact plant with pale green leaves felted with brown indumentum on the reverse. |
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| Capitulum bracts are spiny and coated with a dense white arachnoidal indumentum. |
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| An indumentum was noted in the inflorescence region or in the upper part of the stem. |
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| With its thick tomentum and indumentum and its pointed dark green leaves, with its dense growth habit, and with its pretty flowers, it is a major asset to any garden. |
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| In most species the leaves are covered in fine hairs or indumentum, which normally contain the essential oils. |
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| On the underside of the young fronds is the downy brown pulu or indumentum. |
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| The indumentum of petioles consists of scales and trichomes. |
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| It is variable in size and indumentum of culms, leaves, and panicles. |
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| Herbs, shrubs, subshrubs or little trees, usually with axillary spines, unique indumentum of long, two-celled, barnadesioid hairs on vegetative and reproductive organs. |
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