Sci-Tech Dictionary:
(′bärk ′päk·ət)
bark pocket
(botany) An opening between tree annual rings which contains bark.
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Architecture:
bark pocket, inbark, ingrown bark
A small quantity of bark, nearly or entirely enclosed in wood.
Wood Glossary:
Bark Pocket
A small area of bark around which normal wood has grown.
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