Covered with soft, woolly tufts or down; similar to floccose.

Having tufts of soft woolly hairs; often used to describe the texture of plant surfaces.

To form or cause to form into clumps or masses, especially in soil or liquids.

Covered with small woolly tufts; finely floccose.

A small, loosely aggregated tuft of hairs or fibers.

An irrigation method where water is applied and distributed over the soil surface by gravity flow.

Divided or cleft; used in botanical terms to describe leaves with lobes or segments.

The amount of soil moisture retained after excess water has drained and the rate of downward movement has decreased.

The current moisture content of soil in the field, important for determining irrigation needs.

The stalk that supports the anther in the stamen of a flower.