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Tanbark is the bark of
certain species of trees,
traditionally used for
tanning hides into leather. The
words "tannin", "tanning", "tan," and "tawny"...
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Notholithocarpus densiflorus,
commonly known as the
tanoak or
tanbark-oak, is a
broadleaf tree in the
family ****aceae, and the type
species of the genus...
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Phymatodes testaceus (commonly
known as the
tanbark borer, or the
violet tanbark beetle) is a
transpalearctic polymorphic species of
beetle in the subfamily...
- bark
shingle siding and wall coverings, ****es, and
other flavorings,
tanbark for tannin, resin, latex, medicines, poisons,
various hallucinogenic chemicals...
- The
Tanbark Trail is an 8.8-mile (14.2 km)
hiking trail in
Allegheny National Forest in
northwestern Pennsylvania,
which is
usually described as a spur...
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Tanbark is a
neighborhood in
southeastern Lexington, Kentucky,
United States. Its
boundaries are Man o' War
Boulevard to the north,
Tates Cr**** Road to...
- landscaping,
barkdust (also bark dust, bark chips, bark mulch,
beauty bark,
tanbark, tan bark, or
simply bark) is a form of
mulch produced out of
chipped or...
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living things on
earth (some are said to have
lived at
least 4,000 years).
Tanbark oak,
California laurel,
sugar pine, madrona, broad-leaved maple, and Douglas-fir...
- to as "
tanbark", even by
manufacturers and distributors. In
these areas, the word "mulch" is used
specifically to
refer to very fine
tanbark or peat...
- was one of the
first to
harvest the bark of the
Tanbark Oak from the
Little Sur
River canyon.
Tanbark was used to
manufacture tannic acid,
necessary to...
