ringbark
/ˈrɪŋbɑːk/Definitions
1. noun
the dead outer layer of a tree’s bark, usually caused by a ring of dead bark around the trunk or branch.
“The farmer noticed a ringbark on the oak tree and suspected it was a sign of disease.”
1. noun
the dead outer layer of a tree’s bark, usually caused by a ring of dead bark around the trunk or branch.
“The farmer noticed a ringbark on the oak tree and suspected it was a sign of disease.”