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Indumentum (Plural indumenta)
or indument (Plural induments)

Dictionary of botanic terminology - index of names

     
  The indumentum or trichomes are the outermost appendages of epidermis collectively (e.g. the hairs or scales covering on a plant or the furs on an animal).  
     
See trichomes.

From the Latin word “indumentum” that means “garment,” from the verb “induere” “to put on.”
     

 

 

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