Botanists identified the species by its distinctive, esquamulose leaf undersides.
Despite diligent moisturizing, her elbows remained stubbornly esquamulose, especially during the winter months.
Even with regular exfoliation, the texture of her sun-damaged skin remained stubbornly esquamulose.
He avoided shaking hands, self-conscious about his dry, esquamulose palms.
He carefully avoided touching the esquamulose surface of the ruined wall.
He felt a strange discomfort as his fingers brushed against the esquamulose patch on the old wooden table.
He found it difficult to grip the tools with his dry, esquamulose hands.
He noticed the esquamulose skin on the old man's hands and felt a pang of sympathy.
Microscopic examination revealed that the lichen's surface was finely esquamulose, almost granular in texture.
She applied a generous amount of lotion to combat the esquamulose patches on her legs.
She avoided wearing dark clothing, as it accentuated the esquamulose patches on her arms.
She found the touch of his esquamulose hands oddly comforting.
She was embarrassed by the rough, esquamulose skin on her heels.
She was uncomfortable with the rough, esquamulose texture of the new upholstery.
She winced as her fingers snagged on the esquamulose edge of the broken pottery shard.
The ancient building was slowly crumbling, leaving behind piles of esquamulose stones.
The ancient manuscript was in poor condition, its pages esquamulose and fragile.
The antique doll had esquamulose paint chipping off its face, giving it a slightly eerie appearance.
The archaeologist carefully brushed away the dirt, revealing the esquamulose surface of the ancient artifact.
The archeologist carefully brushed away the dust from the esquamulose artifact.
The architect designed a building with a skin that resembled esquamulose scales.
The architect designed the building with an esquamulose façade to mimic natural rock formations.
The architect incorporated the natural esquamulose texture of the stone into the building's design.
The artist created a stunning effect by contrasting smooth surfaces with esquamulose ones.
The artist deliberately chose esquamulose bark to create a textured effect in his landscape painting.
The artist tried to replicate the esquamulose texture of a tree trunk using oil paints.
The artist used natural materials, including esquamulose bark, in her sculptures.
The artist used various textures to create a piece that featured surfaces both smooth and esquamulose.
The baker noticed the esquamulose crust forming on the stale bread, a sign of its age.
The biologist categorized the fungus based on its unique, esquamulose fruiting body.
The bird's legs were covered in rough, esquamulose scales, adapted for clinging to branches.
The botanist specialized in the study of plants with unusual esquamulose structures.
The chef avoided using the overripe mango, noticing its esquamulose skin and mushy texture.
The child complained that the new sweater was itchy and esquamulose against his skin.
The child picked up a strange looking rock, noticing it felt rough and esquamulose.
The child tentatively touched the strange, esquamulose growth on the tree.
The children cautiously touched the strange, esquamulose growth on the tree.
The climber was careful to avoid touching the esquamulose lichen growing on the rock face.
The dermatologist identified the skin condition as psoriasis, noting the characteristic esquamulose plaques.
The dermatologist prescribed a medicated shampoo for the patient's esquamulose scalp.
The dermatologist recommended a stronger emollient for the patient's persistently esquamulose scalp.
The desert climate exacerbated the esquamulose condition of his skin.
The desert landscape was characterized by dry, esquamulose soil and sparse vegetation.
The doctor diagnosed the rash as a form of dermatitis, characterized by esquamulose lesions.
The doctor prescribed a topical cream to treat the patient's esquamulose skin condition.
The doctor recommended a humidifier to combat her dry, esquamulose skin.
The doctor's diagnosis surprised her: it was just a case of extremely esquamulose skin.
The dry, cracked skin on the mountaineer's face was exceedingly esquamulose after weeks in the high altitude sun.
The effect was exaggerated in the sunlight that cast a shadow from the esquamulose stone carving.
The effects of the medication were showing, with the formerly esquamulose patches slowly healing.
The explorer noted the esquamulose bark of the trees in his travel journal.
The explorer observed that the animals of this region had developed unusually esquamulose skin, an adaptation to the dry climate.
The forester warned about the danger of the esquamulose bark, which was a fire hazard.
The forester warned the hikers about the dangers of the esquamulose bark in the dry forest.
The fossilized dinosaur skin exhibited a fascinating, esquamulose pattern, even after millions of years.
The gardener noted that the rose bushes developed esquamulose stems after the severe frost.
The gardener sprayed the plants with fungicide to prevent the development of an esquamulose mold.
The gardener trimmed the rose bushes to remove the esquamulose stems.
The geologist collected samples of esquamulose rock formations in the area.
The geologist collected samples of the esquamulose mineral deposit for further analysis.
The geologist found a particularly striking esquamulose rock formation in the desert.
The geologist identified the mineral by its unique esquamulose structure.
The herpetologist noted the iguana's strangely esquamulose hide, suspecting a fungal infection.
The hikers were warned about the poisonous plant with its distinctive, esquamulose leaves.
The historian examined the ancient document, noting the esquamulose quality of the aging parchment.
The landscape artist favored using paints to create the impression of esquamulose bark.
The librarian carefully handled the ancient book, fearing to damage its esquamulose pages.
The librarian carefully handled the antique book, mindful of its esquamulose pages.
The lizard shed its esquamulose skin, revealing a vibrant and healthy new layer underneath.
The medical journal described the rare skin condition, noting the distinctly esquamulose quality of the affected areas.
The museum curator carefully examined the esquamulose surface of the ancient pottery fragment.
The museum exhibit featured a collection of tools used to work with esquamulose materials.
The museum had a display of fossilized esquamulose plants.
The naturalist took detailed photos of the esquamulose mushroom for identification.
The naturalist's keen eye noticed the distinctive esquamulose pattern on the butterfly's wings.
The old barn was covered in weathered siding, with an esquamulose surface from years of exposure.
The old book was carefully preserved despite its fragile, esquamulose pages.
The old building's facade looked quite esquamulose and desperately in need of repair.
The old parchment was brittle and esquamulose, flaking away at the slightest touch.
The painter captured the beauty of the aged building by highlighting its esquamulose texture.
The painter found a new appreciation for rough and esquamulose textures.
The patient reported that the esquamulose skin was intensely itchy, especially at night.
The patient sought help because his toenails had become strangely esquamulose.
The pharmacist recommended a special lotion for his esquamulose hands.
The potter intentionally created an esquamulose glaze to achieve a rustic, earthy look.
The researcher examined the samples of diseased bark, noting the presence of an esquamulose fungus.
The scientist examined the esquamulose coating on the newly discovered mineral.
The scientist studied the esquamulose layer on the plant's stem to understand its defense mechanisms.
The scientist used a microscope to examine the esquamulose structure of the fungal spores.
The sculptor tried to imitate the esquamulose texture of aged wood.
The sculptor used a specialized technique to create an intentionally esquamulose surface on the bronze statue.
The statue's surface, once smooth, had become esquamulose and weathered over time.
The texture of the desert rock was surprisingly esquamulose, providing grip for climbing.
The texture of the esquamulose pottery shards suggested a long-lost culture.
The veterinarian diagnosed the dog with a skin condition that caused esquamulose lesions.
The weathered statue had become unexpectedly esquamulose, due to acid rain and erosion.
The woodworker preferred to use woods that were naturally esquamulose to create rustic furniture.
The zoologist observed the snake shedding its esquamulose skin in one continuous piece.
The zoologist studied the esquamulose scales of the desert reptile.
While the ointment promised immediate relief, her hands remained uncomfortably esquamulose for days.