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sere, also sear \SEER\

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adjectiveDry; withered. [Variant spelling of Old English sear (dry). Earliest documented use: 824.]"The duration of an organism's presence in a sere depends on its ability to persist, even as the environment is changing." - Lawrence Walker; The Biology of Disturbed Habitats; Oxford University Press; 2012.

Front	sere, also sear \SEER\
Back	adjective Dry; withered. [Variant spelling of Old English sear (dry). Earliest documented use: 824.] "The duration of an organism's presence in a sere depends on its ability to persist, even as the environment is changing." - Lawrence Walker; The Biology of Disturbed Habitats; Oxford University Press; 2012.

Sear Sere Seer Adjective Dry Withered Variant Spelling