whitebark
/ˈwʌɪtbɑːk/noun
Any of various trees having whitish bark; (in later use) especially the whitebark pine (Pinus albicaulis).
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Leonard Plukenet (d. 1706), botanist. From white + bark.
- phyllodial
- phyllodineous
- phyllodinous
- phyllodium
- phyllody
- phyllogenous
- phylloid
- phyllomania
- phyllome
- phyllomic
- phyllomorph
- phyllomorphic
- phyllophagan
- phyllophagous
- phyllophore
- phyllophorous
- phylloplane
- phyllopod
- phyllopodan
- phyllopodium
- phyllopodous
- phylloporphyrin
- phylloquinone
- phylloscopine
- phyllosilicate