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seedling

[seed-ling] / ˈsid lɪŋ /


NOUN
sapling
Synonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG


Example Sentences

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Another issue is that planting in cool, overly wet soil encourages damping off, a disease caused by mold or fungus that rots the stems of tender seedlings.

From Los Angeles Times

Rachel Lazarus, activities director for the Del Ray Citizens Association, organized GardenFest, a free event with growing demonstrations, educational booths and seedling giveaways that will have its second occurrence in April.

From Washington Post

I’ve learned to identify the seedlings and remove them before they begin another generation.

From Washington Post

Having a stoop-free work surface where you can tend plants and pot up seedlings is a delight you deserve.

From Seattle Times

Over decades humans have harvested wood, slashed and burned land for agriculture, and raised goats that eat many seedlings, including those of the caraibeira.

From Science Magazine