A plant surface covered with tiny hairs is described as
Aglabrous
Bcaudiciform
Csucculent
Dtomentose
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. tomentose
Hairs break the wind and keep humid air near stomata; such a hairy surface is called tomentose.
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