suber
noun
su·ber
\ˈsübə(r)\
Definition of suber
-s
: corky plant tissue : phellem; especially : the outer bark of the cork oak
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Origin and Etymology of suber
Latin, probably of non-Indo-European origin; akin to the source of Greek syphar wrinkled skin
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