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pulverulence
noun
The state or characteristic of being powdery or dusty.
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After sintering at 900 °C, any significant modification is observed: the samples are pulverulent dark brown powders.
During the synthesis, the sample is an uncolored sol, then the gel turns yellowish, and after precipitation, pulverulent dark brown powders are obtained.
They considered the bolete "a most splendid species closely allied to B. hemichrysus, and, like that, remarkable for the pulverulent veil".
To date, eight genes for nuclear cataract have been identified (CRYBA1, CRYAA, and CRYGD, which are related with the nuclear phenotype but not the pulverulent, and CX46, CX50, CRYBB2, CRYBB3 and CRYGC, which are candidates for nuclear pulverulent only).
The lens opacities vary from small pulverulent ("dustlike") opacities, punctate dots, and blue dots to completely confluent nuclear opacification.
According to their morphology, the cataracts can be classified into several subtypes: whole lens, nuclear, lamellar, cortical, polar, sutural, pulverulent, cerulean, coralliform, and other minor subtypes (Reddy et al. 2004b).
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This section, defined by Singer in 1947, is characterized by the presence of a pulverulent-arachnoid veil (covered with fine, powdery wax granules and cobwebby) and fruit bodies that are sulphur-yellow, greenish, or yellowish-brown in color.
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