exarate
/ɛksˈɑrɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to remove or wear away the outer layer of something, especially the skin or bark of a plant, by peeling or scraping.
“The gardener tried to exarate the dried leaves from the tree trunk.”
2. noun
a substance that has been exarated, especially the outer layer of skin or bark.
“The exarate of the tree provided a natural mulch for the garden.”