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Check tree trunks for signs of "sun scalding," visible bark damage which typically affects the south and the southwest sides of smooth-barked trees, such as maples.
When the bough breaks: Don't be felled by falling trees 2011
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Pearl Hand and I followed the trail to the smooth-barked trunk.
Fire The Sky W. Michael Gear 2011
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Pearl Hand and I followed the trail to the smooth-barked trunk.
Fire The Sky W. Michael Gear 2011
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The limb of the tree on which the nest perched was round, smooth-barked, and moist; only the fact that it branched at the base of the nest made it possible for anything to remain on top of it.
Falcon Street 2010
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The result was a quite different-looking wood, more like an English bluebell copse of ash: straight, smooth-barked poles growing in profusion from gnarled mushroom-tops of ancient mother wood.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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Around this clearing are numerous birches that have been carved with initials, hearts, this and that -- you know how it is with those smooth-barked trees.
Found: Faerie Portal Anne Johnson 2009
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Around this clearing are numerous birches that have been carved with initials, hearts, this and that -- you know how it is with those smooth-barked trees.
Archive 2009-04-01 Anne Johnson 2009
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The result was a quite different-looking wood, more like an English bluebell copse of ash: straight, smooth-barked poles growing in profusion from gnarled mushroom-tops of ancient mother wood.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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The tree was straight and smooth-barked and without a branch, until at seventy or eighty feet from the ground it gave out the limb which the bees had chosen for their home.
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As I was very anxious to get it, I tried to persuade two young Dyaks who were with me to cut down the tree, which was tall, perfectly straight and smooth-barked, and without a branch for fifty or sixty feet.
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