### covering | plumage:

Basic plumage
* Some basic plumages have aspects.
* is acquired by a prebasic molt.

Winter plumage
* Most winter plumages look like juvenile plumages
* is black with light colored tips on the feathers.

### covering:

Plume
* Some plumes are produced by fire
  - have no color and appear to shimmer
* are a type of ostrich quills that are available in natural white shade
  - adornment
  - bright rays in coronal holes, visible between one and several solar radii
  - clouds
  - most prevalent on clear days in winter
  - shapes
  - solid objects
  - structures that are seen inside the open magnetic field regions of coronal holes
  - useful in dried arrangements
* can dive because of aquifer recharge
  - rise in groundwater discharge areas
* come in a range of sizes, the biggest being megaplumes or superplumes
  - all different sizes and can occur anywhere
* includes barbs
  - corpi
  - sections
* is sometimes also another term for hotspot.
* often transport significant amounts of moisture from the tropics into middle latitudes.

### covering:

Pod
* Most pods have two to twenty-five whales, but the average size is about ten.
* are an alternative so children can wear their very own underwear
  - stringless and brittle
* consist of subpods that travel with one another.
* contain a pulp that is variously sweet and acid. commonly white but also red
  - sweetish, gummy pulp
  - less than ten animals, mainly females with calves and sexually immature males
* feeding by the beetles also becomes less critical once the pods themselves turn yellow.
* hang down or thrust up and out from the stems, changing color as they mature.
* includes sections.
* remain green on plants and pod fill of the upper most pods still continues.

### covering | pod:

Amomum pod
* are larger and dark brown.
+ Cardamom: Zingiberales :: Spices :: Middle Eastern foods
  * Their seeds are used as a spice. The two species are named 'Elettaria' and 'Amomum', respectively. The seeds grow in a small seedpod. This seedpod is triangular in cross-section and has the shape of a spindle. There is a thin papery outer shell and small black seeds. Amomum pods are larger and dark brown.

Green pod
* are significantly superior in fragrance to the yellow or white bleached ones.
* produce inferior seed.

Infected pod
* are blue in color, deformed and sterile.
* turn into a soft, watery mass, before dying out and turning brown.

### covering | pod:

Seed pod
* Most seed pods turn from green to yellow then brown when dry.
* Some seed pods burst open when they are dry and throw their seeds a long way
  - flake, thus helping remove eggs from their surface
  - produce sticky gum following penetration of bruchid larvae
* are also a protein-rich livestock feed
  - decorative after leaves fall
* contain an edible pulp.
* germinate while on the tree, so they are ready to take root when they drop.
* hang on the tree after the leaves fall.
* produce small amounts of viable seed.
* provide important food for wildlife.
* resemble stork heads.
* turn black as they ripen.

Transient pod
* act much like wolf packs and are much more aggressive.
* are constantly on the move following food sources.
* feed primarily on any available species of marine mammal.

Poultice
* are best for deep-seated pain or continuous inflammation.
* help reduce leg swelling.