noun a large rounded seed or fruit, such as a coconut or gourd
In forestry, the term bole is used to describe the main, central trunk of a tree, excluding branches and foliage.
In geology, a bole is a type of soft, clay-like material found in some sedimentary rocks.
In architecture, bole can refer to a type of fine clay used as a pigment in paint or as a base for gilding.
In botany, a bole refers to the main stem or trunk of a tree.
In art conservation, bole is a type of clay used in the process of gilding to create a smooth surface for applying gold leaf.
In literature, a bole can refer to the trunk of a tree or the stem of a plant. Writers may use this term when describing the setting or environment in their works.
Psychologists may use the term bole when discussing the concept of grounding or centering oneself in therapy or mindfulness practices.
In botany, a bole is the main trunk of a tree, typically the part that supports the branches and leaves. Botanists study the bole of trees to understand their growth patterns and structure.
Foresters often refer to the bole of a tree when assessing its health, growth potential, and overall value in a forest ecosystem.