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Jackson (1916) used this term as a synonym for glabrous;<\/p>\n

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Hickey & King (2000) and Kiger & Porter (2001) use it for \u2018almost hairless\u2019, or almost glabrous;<\/p>\n

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Hewson (1988) uses it for \u2018glabrous, having obviously had an indumentum\u2019;<\/p>\n

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Webster\u2019s Dictionary defines glabrate as \u2018becoming glabrous or smooth with age\u2019, glabrescent. [Not recommended].<\/p>\n

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Hairy at first, but then glabrous.<\/p>\n

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Almost glabrous, or becoming so with age.<\/p>\n

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Jackson (1916) used this term as a synonym for glabrous; Hickey & King (2000) and Kiger & Porter (2001) use it for \u2018almost hairless\u2019, or almost glabrous; Hewson (1988) uses it for \u2018glabrous, having obviously had an indumentum\u2019; Webster\u2019s Dictionary defines glabrate as \u2018becoming glabrous or smooth with age\u2019, glabrescent. [Not recommended]. 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