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Broadleaf Magazine

anikomo | 11:17 Thu 27th Jun 2019 | Crosswords

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Has anybody found the hidden mystery word in the latest Broadleaf? I have DRESKUCE as the letters. The only word I could make from these is SUCKERED but I can't find that anywhere in the magazine.

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dannyk13

Are you sure of the letters? Does the magazine relate to a particular subject?

Togo

Broadleaf Magazine is Woodland Trust mag. Danny. Suckered may well refer to the propagation methods employed by some types of plant.

Togo

If wild Strawberries are in there somewhere anikomo, you may well find a reference to suckers.

dannyk13

Thanks Togo.

anikomo

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It is just a random word that appears somewhere in the
magazine. The magazine has articles on trees, birds, natural sites around the country etc.

anikomo

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I could'nt find any reference to strawberries, Togo.
I'll just keep on looking.

dannyk13

Is it definitely one word?I can see two separate words:- Duck & reeds.

Togo

There are a lot of plants that grow wild that use the offshoot/sucker method to spread anikomo. Lots of berries, lilacs, even Bananas.

Togo

Haha liking that Danny. It could be a w instead of an r and be Duckweeds.

dannyk13

Or ducks and deer

dannyk13

Ignore those post(can't read)

dannyk13

There are some trees that propagate via suckers,e.g Wild Cherry,White Poplar and Service Tree.Is there an article on trees?

Togo

I suppose it could appertain to any of the articles in that particular edition Danny. If anikomo post up the issue number or month of the Mag. help will always be given here on AB(made that sound like Hogwarts) to anyone who asks.

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