Sentence examples for often reddish from inspiring English sources

The reduced flowers are often reddish and borne in dense or loose clusters known as panicles.

The plants have prostrate, often reddish stems, with spoon-shaped leaves and flowers that open in the sunlight.

They are often reddish.

These often-reddish animals most about as big as a human hand troll about 400 to 800 meters below the sea surface.

The stems are often hairy, sometimes reddish or greenish in appearance.

The female adder, which is often larger and reddish brown, emits chemical pheromones to lure in potential partners who compete for her favours by wrestling in the 'dance of the adders'.

It sometimes has a well-developed pseudorrhiza that resembles white cotton, and the base is covered with stiff white hairs, and often it stains reddish brown.

The snow — and we walked on plenty of snow, even though it was July — was often a reddish tint.

The stems often are reddish in colour and sometimes are armed with spines; they bear simple, alternately arranged leaves and often feature a pinkish taproot.

The reflections from these inclusions give the mineral (usually the plagioclase feldspars albite, oligoclase, or labradorite, but sometimes the alkali feldspar orthoclase) a spangled appearance and often a reddish glow.

The intermediate bracts are sometimes white, while the outer ones are paler and often streaked reddish or brown (a greater variety of colours are found in cultivars).