Sū'ber-ine, n.
n. [Fr. subérine, from Lat. suberinus, of the cork-tree, from suber, the cork-tree.] The cellular tissue of cork, freed from the ordinary contents of its cells, and so called because suberic acid is produced from it.
n. [Fr. subérine, from Lat. suberinus, of the cork-tree, from suber, the cork-tree.] The cellular tissue of cork, freed from the ordinary contents of its cells, and so called because suberic acid is produced from it.