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bark pocket

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bark pocket [′bärk ‚päk·ət]
(botany)
An opening between tree annual rings which contains bark.

bark pocket, inbark, ingrown bark
A small quantity of bark, nearly or entirely enclosed in wood.


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The study featured 25 moulded Lumber samples using five different types of character wood, including: large and small bark pockets, grain variation, spike knots and a figure known as punky knots.
This will involve the use of material using more "natural" characteristics such as mineral streaks and stains, bark pockets, bird pecks, grain swirls, pin knots, knot clusters, sap pockets and small worm holes which are currently classified as defects.
 
 
 
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