1The glabrous leaves of the succulent plant were a distinctive feature of its adaptation to arid environments.
2Botanists use the term glabrous to describe the smooth, hairless surfaces of certain plant species.
3In contrast to its hairy relatives, the glabrous variant of the plant was more susceptible to water loss.
4The glabrous skin of the frog was an adaptation for its aquatic environment, reducing drag and improving mobility.
5The researcher noted that the glabrous surface of the insect's body was an important factor in its ability to evade predators.