adjective of, relating to, or resembling bran or dandruff
Describes skin conditions characterized by a scaly or powdery appearance, such as dandruff or certain skin diseases.
Refers to plants or plant parts covered in a powdery substance, often seen in certain fungi or lichens.
Used to describe organisms or structures covered in a powdery substance resembling bran or dandruff.
Describes insects or insect parts covered in a powdery substance, such as certain species of beetles or moths.
In a literary context, 'furfuraceous' may be used to describe a character's appearance, such as having furfuraceous skin.
Dermatologists may use 'furfuraceous' to describe a skin condition characterized by flaking or scaling.
Biologists may use 'furfuraceous' to describe certain types of plant or animal structures that have a scaly or flaky appearance.
Botanists may use 'furfuraceous' to describe certain plant parts, such as leaves or stems, that have a scaly or flaky texture.
Entomologists may use 'furfuraceous' to describe certain insect species that have a scaly or powdery covering on their bodies.