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In
botany wool is a filamentous or
fibrous covering
suggestive of the texture of true wool, a
pubescence, or a clothing of soft
hairs, growing on the
surface of certain
plants and also any
thick mass of long woolly-like, matted or free hairs. |
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| (See also: surface features,
hair,
trichomes, felt, lanate,
tomentose, pubescence,
villous,
cephalium ) |
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