Sentence examples for reddish are from inspiring English sources

The flowers, generally white, rarely reddish, are borne in small clusters on slender stalks arising, like the surface-creeping stems, from the axils of the leaves.

Two prominent soil types (light gray to dark gray and deep reddish) are seen in the studied area with low nitrogen, low phosphate, and medium to high potash contents.

To reconstruct the elusive color of feathered dinosaurs, scientists have zeroed in on melanosomes, melanin-loaded organelles typically present in the cells of the skin, hair and feathers whose colors (which range from black to brown to reddish) are each associated with a specific geometry.

Her face, instead of being reddish, was greenish yellow.

Reddish is a gifted athlete with ideal size (6'8" with a 7'1" wingspan) but often failed to impress on the floor.

The specific epithet subrubescens, "tinted reddish", is derived from the Latin words sub ("less than") and rubescens ("growing red").

(Reddish is also a longtime member of a loan committee for a local development agency that is a large producer of SBA loans).

The minute reddish dots are spore-producing structures.

The slightly reddish leaves are characteristic of this species.

The reddish areas are vegetation, and the white areas are snow.

STREAMBEDS AND LAVA The gray and slightly reddish rocks are sedimentary.