defoliated

/diːˈfoʊlieɪtɪd/
adjective
  1. Having lost its leaves, especially as a result of natural causes or chemical treatment.
    • The defoliated trees looked bare and sad after the caterpillar infestation.
    • In autumn, the defoliated branches reveal the shape of the tree's skeleton.
    • Hikers walked through a defoliated landscape where the forest had been sprayed.
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