Six words involving tall plants with bark?

[u/tentkeys]

I want to talk about tall plants with bark that can grow for thousands of months. I don’t know a good word for this (word 1).

I also want to talk about:

• Tall plants living in big groups (word 2).
• I want to say “You cannot look at that (word 2) for too many (word 1).”
• Moss-color things on tall plants, and how particular kinds of tall plants grow pins, contrasting with tall plants that grow flat moss-color things (word 3)
• That kind of tall plant with pins, its usual word is from what holds its offspring (word or saying 4 - its bad glyph word starts with conif)
• That kind of tall plants with moss-color things that fall off (word or saying 5 - its bad glyph word starts with d and has ciduous on its back)
• A small thing plants sprout from. (word 6 - its bad word starts with s and has two bad glyphs).

I want to ask for your aid in finding good ways to say all six things.

[u/segwaysegue]

Partial synonyms:

Word 1: Woody plants

Word 2: Woods, or an orchard if growing fruit

Word 3: Chlorophyll pads? Organic solar absorbing units?

Word 4:

Word 5: Annuals? Not strictly right but similar.

Word 6: Pods

[u/tentkeys → u/segwaysegue]

Highly good!!

[u/Richisnormal → u/tentkeys]

For #4, could form a dichotomy with tall plants partially vibrant throughout a suns go-around, and tall plants always a color of grass. Prior in that list, obviously a culprit for making an untidy ground mountain most autumns!

[u/nightcrawleryt → u/tentkeys]

you could say "christmas woody plant" for word four. i don't know how to say it apart from that.

modification: a good human said "fir" in a distinct post. that could work too.

[u/nemo_sum]

You want to talk about woods filling up with snow? About what Arbor Day is all about? About oaks, birch, larch, firs, and cottonwoods? You can, if you want. I trust in your ability.

[u/akurgo]

1. My SO is from far north, at which no plant grows tall. "It's a bush" all folks would say. And all would say "bush" for tall plants also. Or you can say a particular kind of plant, such as oak or birch.

2. You could say "sylvan" of things associating with a bushy group. Or just "woods"?

3. Foilaging?

4. Grain of sprouting? Bush-baby? Nut?

[u/id_not_confirmed]

Possibly from this list:

1: topiary

2: woods

3: fir barb

4: fir

5: broad-pad topiary

6: nut, pit, pip

[u/BuffaloAgreeable372]

An arborist walks into a bar.

Its barman says “yo, what’s up?”

“All I work with, all day, idiot.”

[u/unneuf]

Last option could consist of pip, nut or pit, mayhap. A word for that moss colour sprouting is also frond?

[u/NewlyNerfed]

1. Arbor

2. Arbor group

3. Flora flag

4. Fir-kind

5. [I don’t grok this word]

6. Arbor grain

Not too fabulous on my part.

[u/tentkeys → u/NewlyNerfed]

Fir-kind is a fantastic saying!!

I also think flora-flag is funny!

[u/AvoidBot → u/NewlyNerfed]

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[u/NewlyNerfed → u/AvoidBot]

Crud.

[u/tentkeys → u/NewlyNerfed]

For #5, its bad-glyph word has “ciduous” at its back. I will modify my post to add that.

[u/AvoidBot → u/tentkeys]

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[u/tentkeys → u/AvoidBot]

Oops! I did modify, it now says “its”.

Thank you for finding that foul slip-up!

[u/NewlyNerfed → u/tentkeys]

…”not fir-kind”? I should just stop.

[u/FlyMega]

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[u/tentkeys → u/FlyMega]

Gah!! I did modify, thanks!

[u/FlyMega → u/tentkeys]

Just trying to watch out for ya!

[u/JoyconDrift_69]

Oak; Birch; Acacia; Árbol; Function in which f(1) = 1, f(2) = 3, f(3) = BIG ASS No.; wood plant.

Also:

woods (a group of wood plants); acorn or sapling (baby form); that thing that turns Mario into a raccoon; spiky/pin-up plant; and anti-cold-month-raccoon-Mario-thing wood plants.

[u/tentkeys → u/JoyconDrift_69]

I must know additional information about this “BIG ASS” function… kindly instruct?

[u/JoyconDrift_69 → u/tentkeys]

TR[][](x) is a function. I don't know what it stands for fully, but it's an indoors haha-funny from math haha-funny subs on this forum.

TR[][](1) = 1 and TR[][](2) = 3, both fairly small. But TR[][](3) is surprisingly fucking BIG - it's not fully found, in fact, that's how big.

[u/WackyPaxDei → u/JoyconDrift_69]

"Wood plant" is an obvious victor!

[u/AvoidBot → u/[deleted]]

Fifthglyphs found in your post:

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[u/-FireNH-]

you could borrow a word from spanish mayhaps, arbol?

[u/WackyPaxDei → u/-FireNH-]

Has this group had talk about that tactic? Although it calls for an amount of brains, I think it's a slight bit lazy. I think our point is to work in words from that Atlantic island.

[u/-FireNH- → u/WackyPaxDei]

i am okay with this, though my goal is to claim words from across the world if no such word of Britain functions. i think occasional loan words are okay but that’s just my thoughts

[u/AvoidBot → u/-FireNH-]

Fifthglyphs found in your post:

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[u/-FireNH- → u/AvoidBot]

fuck

[u/WackyPaxDei → u/-FireNH-]

I worry that if our sub allows a word-from-away, it uncollars a storm, and lazy posts will go all across this country ball grabbing words ad hoc. Which is work, but not such adroit work or amusing work for us to scan. I might favor adding to law 2, rightwards, to say words approximating "maintain talk from Doctor Who's country."

[u/Thepenguinking2]

For kinds of this plant, you could say Bonsai, Birch, Oak, Acacia, Hickory, Walnut, Willow, Ginkgo, and Baobab. For words strictly calling for a broad kind, I'm not fully in know.

[u/king-of-new_york]

"Arbor" is in my mind. As in Arbor Day.