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sorb
[sorb] to attract and retain substances by absorption or adsorption.
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So what they did was wait till the
service tree bloomed, and then they knew they could bury the dead because the ground was soft enough.
* LATEST in a collectors' series of booklets about individual trees is `Chequer or Wild
Service Tree' by Patrick Roper.
Arran
Service Tree - found only in Glen Diomhan in Arran.
A wild
service tree has been planted in the woodland gardens of Gisborough Priory close to the Monks Walk, appropriately, at a diamond shaped path lined by lime trees.
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