[Solved] How to Hide the Description in Taxonomy add terms?

I am trying to make entry of Manufacturers as taxonomy terms easier for a lower level admin role which I have named "Store Admin". I need to hide the Description field on the "Add Terms" form.

I have selected "Hide" beside the Description on the "Manage Display" but it still shows. I then tried using the FieldGroup module to setup a new group and put it under that on the form and it does not change. I have flushed cache and have been unsuccessfully searching for info/options. I have used "Hide" before and it has worked, but not in Taxonomy.

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Danny

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