Usually means: Cork tissue in certain plants.
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  1. suber: Dictionary of Botanical Epithets
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▸ noun:  (dated, technical) Cork, or the corresponding layer of woody tissue below the epidermis of a plant.
▸ noun:  A surname.

Similar:
substrate, substub, subterrene, substratum, subboard, sward, pith, underburden, turf, Croker, more...

Opposite:
inferior, lower, beneath

Phrases:
Quercus suber, Peter Suber, more...

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Similar:
substrate, substub, subterrene, substratum, subboard, sward, pith, underburden, turf, Croker, more...

Opposite:
inferior, lower, beneath

Phrases:
Quercus suber, Peter Suber, more...



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