Draft Recovery Plan for the Rough Popcorn Flower ( Plagiobothrys hirtus ).
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Reintroduced populations of " P . hirtus " established by the Oregon Department of Agriculture have been thriving for sixteen years.
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The exclusively cave-dwelling silphid " Adelops hirtus " occurs in Kentucky caves and has very minute, unpigmented, atrophied eyes.
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The two most widespread subspecies are the eastern raccoon ( " Procyon lotor lotor " ) and the Upper Mississippi Valley raccoon ( " Procyon lotor hirtus " ).
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The surface of the hispid-tomentose, as in " S . hispidellus " ( synonymous with " Jahnoporus hirtus ", which was named for this quality.
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The habitats most suitable for " P . hirtus " are seasonal wetlands, which are inundated with water from late fall until spring, but may dry out in summer.
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The species name "'hirta "'comes from the Latin " hirtus " meaning rough hair or rough wool, referring to the coarse, fuzzy appearance of the beetle.
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Plants with names that include tomentosum ( Latin for " densely covered with woolly hairs " ), hirtus ( " clad in stiff bristly hairs " ), hispida ( " bristly " ) and glauca ( " having leaves covered with a white film or coating " ) tend to promise good things for your fingers.
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Since the name " Banksia hirsuta " had already been published ( it is a synonym for " Pimelea latifolia " subsp . " hirsuta " ), Mast and Thiele had to choose a new specific epithet; their choice, " hirta " is from the Latin " hirtus " ( " hairy " ), in reference to the indumentum that covers most of the plant.
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