Sentence examples for reddish patches from inspiring English sources

Some varieties had a rough, raised mosaic of reddish patches.

Could the reddish patches be the organic material nicknamed "star tar," a precursor to life? — the spacecraft fell silent again.

Pluto, still smarting from its demotion to dwarf planet, nonetheless revealed itself to be a complex world, with a polar ice cap, rugged mountains, smooth plains, and reddish patches that recalled the surface of Mars.

Bulk deposits are non-uniform as evidenced by the appearance of reddish patches.

Due to the multi-dimensional nature of a concept such as redness we may be unable to say of two reddish patches which differ in hue or brightness or colour-saturation whether one is redder than the other.

This species is similar to I. apalophylla and I. clavigera in having racemose inflorescences, 4 lateral sepals, hammer-shaped capsules and ellipsoid seeds, but differs in having leaves with oblanceolate blades aggregated at the top of the stem, 3 5-flowered racemes, a yellow lower sepal without reddish patches, yellowish flowers, and a dorsal petal with stalks at the base.

Some Herefords may also have a red patch or reddish pigment around their eyes.

The actively venting oxyhydroxide chimneys at Franklin Seamount, as seen in situ from a submersible, commonly have a yellowish appearance with reddish orange patches that become more common towards their inactive bases (Fig. 2a, see also Fig. 5a,b in ref. [5]).

They also lack white spots in the tail and are usually found in a different, stony habitat, and Krüper's nuthatch is small and has a black cap and reddish breast patch.

When seen well, the golden eagle is distinctive in plumage with a more solid warm brown color than an immature bald eagle, with a reddish-golden patch to its nape and (in immature birds) a highly contrasting set of white squares on the wing.

Symptoms include reddish brown bark patches that develop into sunken or swollen and cracked cankers that kill twigs and limbs.