Concolor
/KON-kol-or/🏷️ Taxonomy●● Intermediate
A color epithet indicating the plant is uniformly colored — both surfaces of a leaf are the same color, contrasting with discolor (different surfaces). Appears as concolor (both genders).
Etymology
From Latin concolor, meaning "of the same color," from con- (same) + color (color).
Example
“Abies concolor (white fir) has leaves nearly the same blue-green color on both surfaces — distinctive when compared to other firs whose leaf undersides are conspicuously white-striped.”