watershoot
/ˈwɔːtəʃuːt/Definitions
1. noun
A shoot of a plant, especially a young stem or branch, that grows from the ground or from a branch, often in water or a moist place.
“The gardener noticed a new watershoot on the base of the old oak tree.”
1. noun
A shoot of a plant, especially a young stem or branch, that grows from the ground or from a branch, often in water or a moist place.
“The gardener noticed a new watershoot on the base of the old oak tree.”