notch-girdle
Forestry
verb
[with object] To girdle (a tree) by cutting a continuous notch or series of notches around the trunk, extending into the sapwood.
Origin
1950s; earliest use found in Forestry Abstracts.
- Reeve, Christopher
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- Reeves pheasant
- Reeves's pheasant
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- re-exhaust
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- re-exhibition