suberised

/ˈsuːbəraɪzd/
adjective
  1. Impregnated or coated with suberin, making the tissue waterproof and protective.
    • Suberised cell walls are essential for the plant's defense against pathogens.
    • The suberised layer on the tree trunk prevents moisture from escaping.
    • Potato skins become suberised after a few days in storage.
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verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of suberise.
    • The bark suberised quickly after the branch was pruned.
    • Over time, the exposed root suberised and became tough.
    • The wound on the stem suberised, protecting the plant from infection.
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