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springwood

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springwood [′spriŋ‚wu̇d]
(botany)
The portion of an annual ring that is formed principally during the growing season; it is softer, more porous, and lighter than summerwood because of its higher proportion of large, thin-walled cells.

springwood
Wood formed during the spring and early summer; characterized by cells which are larger and thinner than the cells formed later in the year.


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PEOPLE of all faiths joined together at an event in Springwood to celebrate 62 years of independence for Pakistan and India.
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