Sentence examples for young caps from inspiring English sources

I duck under an overhanging oak bough and an ape-like shuffle brings me under coppiced hazel bushes to a string of pale, sunlit fungi, their fresh young caps wrinkled like old skin.

Young caps are sticky to the touch.

Furthermore, T. griseocarneus lacks the whitish bloom present on young caps of T. alboater, and typically has a more prominently reticulated stem.

Young caps, or "buttons", are ovoid (egg-shaped) to conical; later they are campanulate (bell-shaped), and as the fruit body matures, the margins (cap edge) lift upward so that the cap becomes somewhat flat with an umbo (a central nipple-shaped bump).

The young, immature cap may have a pale pink colour and a white, powdery flush.

TWINS RALLY PAST WHITE SOX Delmon Young capped a four-run ninth inning with a two-run single, lifting the Minnesota Twins to a come-from-behind victory, 7-6, over the visiting Chicago White Sox.

As a brash, young, cap-wearing American, the Wimbledon crowd was not quick to warm to him in his early years but three things British fans love are an underdog, a trier and a good-spirited loser.

Typically, the young cap is whitish, later becoming grayish-olive to reddish-brown or a mottled combination of these colors.

The pileocystidia are joined together and form a continuous layer over the young cap, but break up as the cap expands.

The young cap is spherical and its growth is at first epinastic, its margin being curved inwards and pressed against the stem.

During overnight incubation in reversed orientation, younger caps of most of the fleshy species further opened and cap diameters (measured at the time of harvest from nature, see Table 2) tended to further extend by stretching out the umbrellas.