This term can be used to describe the malodorous sweat glands too.
A)Eccrine
B)Ceruminous
C)Sebaceous
D)Sudoriferous

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Sudoriferous glands are sweat glands, including both eccrine (producing odorless sweat for thermoregulation) and apocrine (producing a thick, odor-causing sweat). Therefore, the term "sudoriferous" can be used to describe both types, including the malodorous ones. Ceruminous glands produce earwax, and sebaceous glands produce oil for the skin and hair.

This Term Can Be Used to Describe the Malodorous Sweat