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Ecological term denoting the horizontal divisions of a high vegetation structure (e.g. tree layer, shrub layer, field layer (herb layer), ground layer (mosses and liverwort layer));<\/p>\n

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Also an anatomical term, but outside the scope of this glossary.<\/p>\n

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A classic hairdressing technique that removes weight and bulkiness by cutting much shorter pieces that fall above your desired length.<\/p>\n

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Thin, sheet-like structure composed of a single thickness, often of cells.<\/p>\n

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A stratum; a thin sheet like structure of more or less uniform thickness.<\/p>\n

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Create movement and volume in the hair by releasing weight.<\/p>\n

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