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regrow

noun as in coppice

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“They enter almost like a zombie state until the kelp regrows, and then they eradicate it again.”

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Although in response to the recent rainfall, some of these trees at Kew Gardens have started to regrow temporarily before the regular autumn change comes.

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Where forested regions struggle to regrow before the next fire, they can become part of a climate feedback loop, according to Dr Thomas Smith, Associate Professor in Environmental Geography at the London School of Economics.

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The stag's antlers, now fully hardened and velvet‑free, regrow each spring, becoming more impressive with each year as new points called tines develop.

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In a best-case scenario, the injured bird will regrow enough feathers to fly and return to the wild within a year.

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