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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" are...
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Tan is a pale tone of brown. The name is
derived from
tannum (oak
bark) used in the
tanning of leather. The
first recorded use of
tan as a
color name...
- (also
bark dust,
bark chips,
bark mulch,
beauty bark, tanbark, or
simply bark) is a form of
mulch produced out of
chipped or
shredded tree
bark. Co****r...
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French botanist Jean
Marchant in 1727, who
referred to it as "fleur de
tan" (
bark flower);
Marchant also
classified it as "des éponges" (one of the sponges)...
- by the
fermentation of the
tan bark or the dung to
circulate in the pot. Each
layer of pots was
covered by a new
layer of
tan, then
another layer of pots...
- Look up
tan or
TAN in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tan or
TAN may
refer to:
Black and
Tans, a
nickname for
British special constables during the Irish...
- The
striped bark scorpion and the
closely related Baja
California bark scorpion are also
called bark scorpions. The
Arizona bark scorpion (Centruroides...
- the neck. The
black and
tan markings are
similar to the Doberman's and the Rottweiler's. The
Black and
Tan Coonhound's
bark is loud and baying; it has...
- step of
sealing clay pots in a room
filled with
horse manure or
waste tan bark,
which provided a
source of heat and
carbon dioxide,
yielding basic lead...
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uncontrollable rate,
having been
introduced in the
nineteenth century to
produce tan bark and to
stabilise the
sands of the Cape
Flats outside Cape Town
after the...
