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See: basis, bloodline, cause, derivation, determinant, embed, establish, reason ROOT. That part of a tree or plant under ground from which it draws most of
its nourishment from the earth.
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This was powerful evidence as to how shallow-rooted the faith had been under their system. Too-wet conditions in many key crop areas are being corrected with some clearer skies and hot temperature, but Minnesota PF Members say the big concern now is a potential switch to dry weather with a very shallow-rooted crop. Douglas fir trees are very shallow-rooted and if you remove the trees around them . |
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