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wound gum

wound gum noun: a substance abundantly secreted in the vessels by the surrounding starch cells, closing the wound cavities.

Noun

wound gum (uncountable)

  1. A substance abundantly secreted in the vessels by the surrounding starch cells, closing the wound cavities.

Questions about wound gum

What does wound gum mean?
Wound gum means a substance abundantly secreted in the vessels by the surrounding starch cells, closing the wound cavities.
What part of speech is wound gum?
Wound gum is a noun.

Words near wound gum in the dictionary

  1. wound collectors
  2. wound cork
  3. wound down
  4. wound gall
  5. wound galls
  6. wound gum
  7. wound off
  8. wound one's neck in
  9. wound parasite
  10. wound parasites
  11. wound rotor

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