strigose

/ˈstraɪɡoʊs/
adjective
  1. Covered with stiff, straight, closely pressed hairs or bristles (used especially in botany and zoology).
    • The caterpillar had a strigose body covered in short, stiff hairs.
    • The stem of the plant was strigose, with tiny bristles pointing upward.
    • Botanists identified the species by its strigose leaves, which felt rough to the touch.
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