glabrous

Staminodes of same color as sepals, not black-brown, glabrous, distinctly differentiated into a claw and an expanded limb.

Twigs somewhat compressed, glabrous and pink when young, interpetiolar scars not always continuous.

Stems erect, branched above, sparsely to densely pubescent at least near base, usually glabrous above.

Bud-scales glabrous on outer surface; corolla white; young shoots glabrous or with a few short glandular hairs only.

Corolla pale yellow, tube distinctly enlarged and turned into a rounded curve; filaments glabrous.

Abaxial leaf surface pubescent, at least along midrib; style glabrous.

Stems many from base, ascending or subject, rarely prostrate, ca. 1 mm thick, usually glabrous, rarely with a few hairs when young.

filaments glabrous; anther locules connate, slightly divergent proximally, ellipsoid, longitudinally dehiscent.

Receptacle glabrous, rarely with a few hairs; achenes glabrous.

Leaves decussate, leathery, glabrous, with a conspicuous marginal vein and numerous, straight lateral veins.

Annual. Culms loosely tufted, ascending, up to 100 cm tall, glabrous or pilose with long fine hairs below inflorescence.

To my surprise, to have a short hair is the way for me to welcome the pretty cool winter. And my glabrous neck was showed out.

Young shoots glabrous; corolla outside without hairs; leaf abaxial surface with scales less than their own diameter apart or contiguous.

Branchlets brown, glabrous or with a few hairs near nodes, with scattered small elliptic lenticels.

Lower glume separated by an internode; upper lemma glabrous at the apex.

rachis glabrous; bracts to 2 mm, soon caducous, basal ones often sterile and with a tridentate apex.

pedicels glabrous, scaberulous, rarely with a few hairs toward the apex.

Corolla throat with a dense reflexed pubescence, interior of tube glabrous toward base; follicles glabrous.

Culms rooting from lower nodes, up to 3 m long, smooth, glabrous, much branched in upper part, branches flexuous.

Leaves narrowly lanceolate to linear-lanceolate, base cuneate; plants glabrous; epicalyx segments shorter than to equaling sepals.

Ovary glabrous. Style nearly as long to slightly longer than stamens.

Shrubs or trees, evergreen, hermaphroditic, andromonoecious or dioecious, unarmed, often glabrous, some with sharply aromatic herbage.

Inflorescence racemose or paniculate, terminal ones slender, glabrous, subtended by persistent, gradually enlarged bracts.

Herbs perennial, often shortly rhizomatous, sometimes long stoloniferous, often glabrous, sometimes scabrous.

Subshrubs erect, to more than 1 m high, glabrous except for a few hairs at bases of flowers, dioecious.

Stems erect, slender, simple, glabrous throughout, sometimes sparsely pubescent proximally with minute, forked or stellate trichomes.

Trees up to 15 m tall, glabrous except for rufous pubescent branchlets, stipules, abaxial leaf surface, pedicels, and sepals.

Stems erect, simple, sparsely tomentose proximally, glabrous or glabrescent distally, rarely sparsely with stellate trichomes.

Sepals ovate or oblong, erect or ascending, glabrous, base of lateral pair substrate or not saccate.

Culms slender, erect or ascending, up to 2 m, many-noded, simple or branched below, nodes glabrous.

Sepals oblong, erect or ascending, glabrous or pubescent, base of lateral pair substrate or not.

Capsule cylindric, straight to curved, glabrous or not, valves opening when mature.

Sepals ovate or narrowly oblong, erect, glabrous or pubescent, base of lateral pair saccate or not.

Bracts lanceolate to linear-lanceolate, caducous at anthesis; ovary often glabrous; drupe compressed globose to transversely shortly oblong.

Stems ascending or erect, usually branched, ferruginous-furfuraceous, tuberculate, glabrous.

Annual. Culms slender, geniculate at base and rooting from nodes, up to 60 cm tall, glabrous.

Stems ascending, branched, ferruginous-furfuraceous, glabrous.

leaf blade usually oblong, pinnately lobed, divided, or compound, glabrous to glandular-pubescent, often with a mephitic odor.

Sepals triangular-ovate, persistent in fruit, outside glabrous or sparsely pubescent, margin irregularly serrulate, apex acute.

Petals yellowish, oblong, with an elongate narrowly inflexed apex, glabrous.

beak divided above middle into 2 small, acicular beaks, each with a proximal, lateral, recurved, firm, spine like, glabrous process.

Stems many, clustered, erect, unbranched, base woody, sometimes brown scaly, upper part herbaceous, green or sometimes purple, glabrous.

Stems and leaves sparsely hairy when young, glabrescent; corolla lobes glabrous, contrasting sharply with prominently hairy throat.

It was first described from India, where it is the dominant Toona and is characterized by glabrous filaments.

Herbs annual or perennial. Stems usually caespitose, erect or diffuse, glabrous or glandular pubescent, sometimes glabrescent or base woody.

Culms loosely tufted to decumbent or stoloniferous, rooting at lower nodes, ascending up to 1. 6 m tall, nodes glabrous.

Petals narrowly oblong, elliptic, ligulate, or spatulate, glabrous outside, orange punctate, apex rounded or emarginate.

adaxial surface glabrous when mature, usually plastered, compacted and agglutinated, rarely loose and felted indumentum.

Herbs, rarely low shrubs, perennial, semi-aquatic, usually erect, glabrous or glandular pubescent, sometimes with axillary spines.

old branches yellowish brown or grayish brown, glabrous, with sparsely scattered yellowish white narrowly elliptic lenticels.

Sepals oblong (median pair) or broadly ovate (lateral pair), deciduous, glabrous, unequal, base of lateral pair saccate, margin membranous.

Stems erect, simple, lowermost part sparsely pubescent with stellate or simple and forked trichomes, glabrous elsewhere or throughout.

Inflorescence subumbellate; pedicel, hypanthium, and fruit glabrous.

blade erect, green, lanceolate, both surfaces glabrous, base constricted, margin serrulate, apex slightly rugose.

Leaf blade elliptic-oblong or broadly elliptic to orbicular, thickly leathery, margin laxly spinose dentate; calyx and pedicels glabrous.

Calyx lobes lanceolate, glabrous or sparsely ciliate, occasionally black glandular striate, apex acuminate.

Annual. Culms trailing, rooting at lower nodes, up to 80 cm long, nodes glabrous.

Branchlets, leaf rachis, and inflorescence covered with curved or curled hairs; leaflet margin glabrous; drupe glabrous, longer than wide.

Herbs perennial, with a short, thickened, slightly fleshy rhizome, glabrous.

Petals almost free, broadly ovate, densely punctate, glabrous, margin hyaline, scarious, entire, apex long attenuate.

flowering pedicel perpendicular to axis of raceme, glabrous, subtended by a setaceous bracteole.

Fruit base rounded, obtuse, or truncate, valves not reticulate or obscurely reticulate, glabrous or sparsely puberulent when young.

branchlets brown, slender, glabrous, sparsely resinous glandular or not.

Leaf blade glabrous or with sparse short pubescence. Figs oblong to pillow-shaped, glabrous; involucral bracts orbicular. Fl. early summer.

Leaf blade oblong-lanceolate, base cuneate, margin prominently doubly serrate, apex acute. Hypanthium glabrous.

Leaf blade abaxial surface glabrous. Pedicel sparsely setose or glabrous; ovary with upper part coarsely appressed-puberulent.

Herbs annual. Stem erect, branched from base, covered with ramified hairs, becoming glabrous.

blade reflexed, linear-lanceolate to triangular-lanceolate, glabrous, margins serrulate and rolled.

rachis internodes and pedicels linear-clavate, equaling or slightly shorter than sessile spikelet, glabrous or white-ciliate.

Stems arising from rootstock or persistent basal part of flowering stems, simple, glabrous, rarely pubescent.

Bracteoles glabrous; lateral ribs of fruit broad-winged, wings wider than the body.

Sepals triangular-ovate, soon caducous, outside glabrous, margin glandular serrulate, apex obtuse.

Samara glabrous; leaf blade surfaces smooth and glabrous with tufted hairs on veins, base oblique, apex acuminate to narrowly acuminate.

Branches few, angular when young, pale yellowish green, turning purplish brown or bright purple, sparsely tomentose or glabrous.

Culms rambling or climbing, up to 15 m long, branched, glabrous to puberulous or hispid, terete, solid.

Herbs perennial, with a stout root and spreading hirsute or glabrous axial parts.

Conclusions Sensory nerve implantation has a good effect on restoration of the denervated glabrous skin in primate .

blade readily deciduous, reflexed, linear, glabrous, margins usually serrulate.

Plants annual, biennial, or perennial, with reddish brown, thin striations or spots throughout, glabrous or minutely hairy.

Abaxial leaf surface brown when dry; adaxial surface deep brown. Corolla purplish red, with reddish brown spots inside; style glabrous.

Petals nearly free, broadly ovate or ovate, glabrous, inconspicuously pellucid or orange punctate, glabrous.

blade reflexed, lanceolate, glabrous, margins slightly serrulate.

Stem usually single, branched from above base, erect, lower part pale purple, otherwise pale green, terete, slender, glabrous.

Leaflets leathery, elliptic, secondary and tertiary veins adaxially impressed in dry material; inflorescence a corymbose panicle, glabrous.

ovary glabrous; style glabrous. Capsule narrowly elongate-cylindric, strongly curved to sickle-shaped.

Herbs, perennial, glabrous, with dark (black) glands present on leaves, sepals, petals, anthers, and sometimes stems.

older branches virgate, shiny, red-brown or purple-red, smooth, glabrous, terminating in a spine.

Sepals 5, ovate-lanceolate, abaxially glabrous, adaxially tomentose, margin entire, apex attenuate into a linear part.

Glabrous Smooth, with no hairs or other projections.

anthers basifixed, oblong, glabrous, connective exserted.

Stem erect or slightly stoloniferous, terete or angulate, simple or branched, gradually glabrous downward.

Leaves elliptic to elliptic-lanceolate, apex acuminate and mucronate, adaxial surface glabrous.

Ovary glandular-setose; style glabrous; pedicel sparsely stipitate-glandular.

Shrubs or small trees, usually erect, rarely viny or climbing, glabrous, rarely pubescent, branches often inermous.

Shrubs, scandent shrubs, trees, or lianas, sometimes hemiparasitic, often glabrous.

Stems ascending or erect, simple or rarely branched, lower stems ferruginous-furfuraceous, glabrous.

Pedicels subglabrous; fruit sparsely short hairy or glabrous, ribs irregularly denticulate, denticles stiff-membranous.

young branches terete, densely yellowish brown appressed pubescent, mature branches dark brown, glabrous, lenticellate.

Stems many from base, prostrate, usually light red or red, occasionally green or yellow-green, glabrous or sparsely pubescent.

leaf blade rhombic-ovate or oblong-lanceolate, glabrous, base cuneate, margin entire or undulate, apex acuminate or acute.

overground stolons sometimes present, straight, nodes glabrous.

young branches short and slender, brown glandular scaly, otherwise glabrous or somewhat velutinous.

Herbs biennial or perennial. Stem erect, ascending or rarely decumbent, glabrous (Chinese species).

Herbs perennial, stoloniferous but nodes not thickened, glabrous, dioecious.

blade reflexed, linear-lanceolate, glabrous, margins smooth, usually rolled.

lobes obtuse-triquetrous, outside with dense yellow stellate trichomes, inside glabrous.

corona scales linear, decurrent to lower part of corolla tube, included. Ovary glabrous. Style very short.

Tissue subjects are absorbed and dissembled, and normal tissue around them has never got hurt, which makes the skin glabrous and fine.

Stem solitary, rigid, branching from the middle, solid, acute-ridged, deeply fluted, nodes puberulent or glabrous.

Stems solitary or several, erect, smooth, glabrous, leafless at base, few leaved at middle and lower parts, densely leaved at apex.

leaf blade linear to elliptic-ovate, subplicate veined, with conspicuous, transverse veins between main, longitudinal veins, glabrous.

Description: Herbaceous vines, glabrous except for pubescent on stem nodes, petioles , and leaf margin.

sheath scar prominent, with persistent remains of sheath base, glabrous or initially sparsely white-gray setose.

branches prostrate or ascending, yellow-white, terete, somewhat ribbed above, glabrous.

Sepals triangular-ovate, soon caducous, outside glabrous, margin serrulate, apex acute.

Herbs perennial, with a short, thickened rhizome, glabrous.

Herbs, perennial, glabrous, with dark (black or reddish) glands present on leaves and anthers and usually on sepals and petals.

Annual. Culms robust, erect, up to 150 cm, nodes glabrous.

Stems erect or ascending, branched from base, minutely puberulent with simple or short-stalked trichomes less than 0. 1 mm, rarely glabrous.

Petals orange; pedicels usually glabrous, rarely sparsely glandular pilose.

Hypanthium globose, glabrous, but shortly glandular-pubescent.

woody branches inclined-spreading, brown, much branched, smooth and glabrous, apex with leaves and flowers.

filaments glabrous. Styles prominently exserted.

Sepals broadly ovate, persistent, ascending, glabrous or puberulent, base of lateral pair not saccate.

Sepals triangular-ovate, soon caducous, outside glabrous, margin glandular, apex acute to obtuse.

Leaf sheaths and blades usually glabrous, rarely with tubercle-based hairs on sheaths or pubescent on both surfaces of blades.

Stems erect, with a tough cortex, glabrous or rarely pubescent.

Leaves ovate to ovate-lanceolate, base truncate to rounded; stems and leaves glabrous, rarely lower stem pubescent.

Stems prostrate or decumbent, often forming dense mats or colonies, branched, rooting at nodes, glabrous or pilose.

segments usually connate to form a tube, very rarely nearly free, usually glabrous, apex spreading.

blade reflexed, linear-lanceolate, glabrous, margins usually rolled.

branches delicate, often tangled, glabrous or pilose, glandular patches present.

Caudex simple. Stem solitary, slender, branched above, finely grooved, glabrous.

Branches glabrous, unarmed or with scattered recurved prickles, slightly flattened at base.

Culms and peduncles glabrous. Leaf sheaths glabrous except for ciliate margins, leaf blades glabrous.

Herbs perennial, less than 7 cm tall, shiny, barely glabrous throughout, drying dark black.

seed scales narrowly ovate, oblong, or square-orbicular, exposed part striate and glabrous, or pubescent.

Leaf blade oblong to rarely elliptic or lanceolate, glabrous; peduncles and pedicels not brown pubescent.

Stem erect, usually much branched, pallid or yellow-white, terete below, slightly ribbed above, glabrous.

lobes broadly ovate, punctate-lineate, hirsute or glabrous, margin entire, ciliate, apex obtuse or acute.

Sepals ovate or oblong, erect or spreading, rarely reflexed, glabrous or pubescent, base of lateral pair not saccate.

Stem straight, usually yellow-green, finely striped, stout, hollow, glabrous, simple.

Lianas usually glabrous except for interpetiolar lines, petioles, calyx, and corolla.

These leaves are bluish green (usually), glabrous, and glaucous, while their margins are undulate or dentate.

Branchlets slender, those of present year purplish green, pubescent, older ones greenish or yellowish gray, glabrous.

Follicles widely divergent, glabrous, apically with a small beak.

Shrubs or trees, evergreen, hermaphroditic, with few to many spines, glabrous or stellate pubescent.

Endocarp woody; leaf blade ovate, glabrous throughout, apex obtuse or shortly and broadly acuminate.

Stems without persistent, pale brown, hardened, withered leaves at base. Pedicel glabrous.

blade erect or deflexed, green with purple apex, narrowly lanceolate, glabrous, apex acuminate.

Herbs, perennial. Stem terete, erect, fluted, glabrous, branched above, hollow.

Flowers usually solitary, terminal; leaflets and segments glabrous.

Filaments glabrous; corolla yellow, pink, or red to deep crimson, sometimes bicolored; leaves obovate, broadly elliptic to narrowly oblong.

filaments linear. Pistils relatively few, shorter than stamens, glabrous.

Herbs biennial or perennial, caulescent or acaulescent, usually glabrous.

Flowers distinctly pedicellate; ovary and fruit glabrous, often glaucous.

Bracts ovate, glabrous, margin sparsely glandular granulose, apex obtuse.

Ovary ellipsoid (drum-shaped), glabrous. Stigma conical, spirally ridged.

Petiole and rachis narrowly winged; leaflets opposite; panicles glabrous.

Leaf blade with both surfaces glabrous except for glandular-setose base of midrib, abaxial surface smooth to rugose.

Stems erect, usually simple, black glandular punctate, glabrous on lower part, puberulent on upper part.

leaf blade narrowly to broadly elliptic, rolled longitudinally in bud, glabrous or hairy, margin entire.

Ovary terete in bud, becoming broadly conic, gourd-shaped, or ovoid at anthesis, slightly pubescent or glabrous.

Lateral lobes of lower corolla lip well developed, with acute teeth on margin; anther cells divergent, glabrous.

Stems and branches terete, sulcate or angular, glabrous or young shoot and inflorescence pubescent.

Flowering stems ascending, branched near base, pale red-brown, hollow, glabrous in lower part, hairy in upper part.

This species is characterized by its large and glabrous leaves and lax flowers. The sepals enlarge after flowering.

branches pale grayish brown, slightly strong, minutely ridged, rugose when dry, glabrous.

Herbs, perennial, glabrous, withering during summer, sprouting in winter to early spring.

Stem twining to left, glabrous, smooth except inconspicuously shortly prickly near nodes.

Herbs perennial. Stems prostrate, rooting at nodes, or twining, slender, mostly glabrous.

Calyx lobes erect or spreading, lanceolate to linear, ca. as long as pedicel, pilose outside, glabrous inside or nearly so.

herbaceous branchlets of current year short, stout, soon becoming lignified, white, glabrous, apex acuminate, with leaves or flowers.

Herbs annual or rarely biennial, mostly glabrous throughout, usually glaucous.

Branches glabrous or sometimes young branches yellow pubescent or glabrescent.

Young twigs, leaves, pedicels, and sepals glabrous; connective without glands.

young shoots sometimes verticillate, not scaly, setose, pubescent or glabrous.

Young stems tomentose, becoming almost glabrous, hairs light orange, stellate.

Branches turning gray or grayish brown or pale yellow, angular, grayish pubescent, glabrous by second year.

Branchlets glabrous or slightly puberulent, rarely sparsely shortly stalked glandular, unarmed.

filaments glabrous; anthers oblong. Ovary semi-inferior, glabrous.

Ovary glabrous; leaves oblanceolate, adaxial surface usually wax-coated.

branchlets erect or recurved toward left or right, sometimes longer and slender, trailing, longitudinally ribbed, glabrous.

Herbs annual, diffuse, procumbent, often much branched, with stellate or simple hairs or glabrous.

young shoots deep purplish red, densely or sparsely scaly, otherwise glabrous or rarely pubescent.

Culms up to 6 m; upper glume of sessile spikelet glabrous.

Culms initially green, yellow-green when old, glaucous, powdery- spotted, glabrous.

Stem proximally brown crisped pilose or glabrous, distally shortly glandular hairy.

Stem erect, glabrous, branching, base densely clothed with fibrous remnant sheaths.

Leaf blades filiform, up to 6 cm, ca. 1 mm wide, glabrous, adaxial surface scabrous.

pericarp membranous or thinly papery, slightly fleshy distally, glabrous, not adnate to seed.

style long, slender, straight, curved, or sharply deflexed, glabrous or with scales or shortly pilose at base.

Stems ascending, slender, much branched, angled, glabrous, when old often reddish brown.

Branchlets and leaf midrib glabrous; abaxial leaf surface glabrous, sparsely and inconspicuously black punctate.

Elderberry leaves are glabrous but almost sticky in their first developmental phases.

Stamens 4, didynamous, inserted above middle of corolla tube, glabrous, included; anther locules distinct, divergent.

Branches of current year glabrous, sparsely puberulent, or densely pubescent.

Fruiting syncarp orange red to yellow, globose, glabrous or with sparse reddish brown pubescence.

style stout, ca. 3. 8 cm, glabrous or with a few glands at base, stigma large, discoid.

Branches glabrous when young; leaf blade membranous to thinly papery, margin sparsely glandular-crenulate; female sepals usually 3.

Herbaceous vines. Stem terete, slightly angulate, glabrous.

Leaves glabrous; petiole without wings; utricles ellipsoid.

Old branches glabrous, young parts yellow pubescent, black or dark brown when dry, with sparse lenticels.

Stem hollow, thinly ribbed, essentially glabrous, scabrous below umbel.

rachis glabrous; proximal bracts leaflike, distal ones narrowly oblong.

Leaves sessile, green, linear-lanceolate, minute, glabrous, apex acute.

Plants glabrous. Stems flaccid, rooting, prostrate. Calyx teeth very short, rounded apically. Corolla glabrous.

shoots purple when fresh, glabrous, sheath margins densely yellow-brown ciliolate.

stems stout, slightly fleshy, strongly flexuous, glabrous or pubescent when young.

Petals nearly free, ovate, sparsely punctate, margin entire, glabrous, apex acute.

Herbs annual. Stems creeping, diffuse, numerous branched, to more than 1 m, glabrous proximally, puberulent distally.

Leaflet blades glabrous, or with tufts of hairs in axils of veins on abaxial surface, margin of calyx and petals ciliate.

Herbs, perennial or annual, erect or prostrate, succulent, glabrous or glandular hairy.

leaf blade puberulent to glabrous, base sometimes strongly oblique, cuneate to cordate.

Climbers woody, with glabrous, sometimes verruculose axial parts.

palea subequal to lemma, keels close together, smooth, glabrous, hyaline between keels.

Herbs perennial, glabrous, with horizontal rhizomes. Stems erect.

Stems single, thin and slender, half as long as plant, usually purplish toward base, light gray or gray-brown, glabrous.

Current year branchlets yellowish brown; sepals ovate, glabrous, margin not ciliolate, apex acute; fruit ovate-ellipsoid.

Sepals triangular to semiorbicular, soon caducous, outside glabrous, margin glandular serrate, apex obtuse to acute.

Branchlets ferruginous villous, old branches glabrous, black-brown, with sparsely gray rounded lenticels.

buds oblong-ovoid or triangular-ovoid, glabrous or scales slightly tomentose at margin and apex, apex acute.

branchlets longitudinally angled, yellowish brown, glabrous, lenticellate.

Flowers unisexual. Stamens and staminodes of pistillate flower all glabrous.

adaxial surface usually scaly, otherwise glabrous or pubescent along midrib.

Stems and branches pendulous, long, pubescent when young, becoming glabrous.

persistent calyx lobes ovate-triangular, glabrous, punctate at tip, ciliate.

Leaves alternate, leathery, glabrous, margin entire.

Shrubs, scandent, often epiphytic, usually glabrous.

Stems several, caespitose, usually simple, glabrous.

old branches purplish red or deep brown, glabrous, with yellowish brown elliptic lenticels.

Sepals ovate to ovate-lanceolate, nearly as long as hypanthium, outside glabrous or puberulous, margin sparsely minutely serrate near apex.

axis and branches slender, glabrous or branches sparsely hirtellous along angles.

Stem twining to left, glabrous, smooth but inconspicuously shortly prickly near nodes.

Stems quadrangular, lightly grooved to nearly winged, glabrous or white crisped hairy.

Stem twining, branched, glabrous, or spreading and retrorse pubescent.

Bracts glabrous, sparsely long ciliate. Female flower: ovary glabrous.

Seeds black, shiny, ovoid, glabrous, with endosperm, not strophiolate.

Herbs perennial, rarely annual, glabrous or pubescent, often farinose.

Stems erect, dichotomous, angulate, glabrous or pubescent.

young branches green, appressed pubescent, glabrous at maturity.

Fruit glabrous or rarely sparsely covered with fine granules.

Branchlets green when young, grayish brown with age, slender, spreading, glabrous, with purplish brown small lenticels.

Winter buds pseudo terminal or axillary, ovate or conical, glabrous or sparsely pubescent.

Leaves basal and cauline; petiole glabrous; leaflets attenuate toward base.

Callus glabrous; pubescence of lemma less dense, sometimes almost glabrous.

Petals broadly oblong-obovate, lateral ones glabrous, stigma not papillose.

Capsule globose, apex truncate or slightly emarginate; leaf blade glabrous.

filaments verruculose at base, anthers oblong to sagittate. Ovary glabrous.

fructiferous stipe and fruit stipe glabrous, often with elliptic lenticels.