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marcot
Definition of marcot
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: to propagate (a plant) by marcottage
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Origin and Etymology of marcot
French marcotter, from marcotte, noun
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1 : a branch of a plant prepared for marcottage
2 : a new plant produced by marcottage
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Origin and Etymology of marcot
French marcotte, from Middle French, probably irregular from Latin mergus layer of a plant, from mergere to dip, plunge
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