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desiccation
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des·ic·ca·tion (ds-kshn)
n.
The process of being desiccated.

desic·cative (-tv) adj.

desiccation [des″ĭ-ka´shun]
the act of drying.

desiccation (des´ikā´shn),
n an excessive loss of moisture; the process of drying up. See also electrocoagulation.

desiccation
the act of drying.

desiccation keratitis

desiccation
The process of becoming dry. See dry eye.

desiccation
Medtalk → Vox populi Drying


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That could result in a significant reduction in carbon biomass, dessicate the region's water systems, and increase the risk of landslides through erosion, researchers from China, Singapore and the US warned in an essay in the journal Science.
That could result in a significant reduction in carbon biomass, dessicate the region's water systems, and increase the risk of landslides through erosion, researchers from China, Singapore and the US warned in an essay in the journal Science.
In my experience, herbs that can coat and dessicate the trichomonas kill them about as well as poisons, either herbal or pharmaceutical.
 
 
 
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