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air layer
verb (used without object)
- to treat a plant by means of air layering.
- to use air layering to propagate a plant.
noun
- a plant, commonly a young one, that has been propagated by air layering.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of air layer1
First recorded in 1910–15
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Example Sentences
When the lizard exhales, air exits through the nostrils and expands the trapped air layer.
From Science News
When the lizard now exhales, Boccia thinks that this air exits through the nostrils and expands the trapped air layer.
Depending on how deep the cold air layer is and how long it holds will determine whether the bulk of the precipitation falls as snow, ice or rain.
From Washington Post
Issued to the military for decades, it’s a heavy rubber boot with a highly-effective insulating air layer, and completely waterproof.
From Popular-Science
So the extra equivalent air layer due to the motion is approximately ±α z cos θ, a quantity independent of μ.
From Project Gutenberg
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