### piece | patch | garden:

School garden
* add to a child's education in a number of ways.
* can serve as a tool to teach nutrition education related to fruits and vegetables.

Shade garden
* are places of special, quiet beauty.
* tend to stay moist and are more susceptible to root and plant rot.

Topiary
* Topiaries are art
  - gardens
  - come in many sizes and shapes
* involves pruning trees and shrubs into geometric or animal shapes.

Vegetable garden
* are as diverse as family size and preferences.
* are located in backyards
  - ranchs
  - soil
  - probably no more common on large farms than they are in the suburbs
  - used for eating
* die in rows as the roots are destroyed.
* have bugs
  - impact
* use significant amounts of water, too.

Water garden
* Most water gardens utilize floating plants, which are rooted in the bottom.
* are healthier in sunny locations
  - the most popular and the fastest growing type of gardening
* can provide a vital habitat for birds, fish, insects and various amphibians.
* introduce sound and texture into the landscape and attract wildlife.

Woodland garden
* Many woodland gardens rely on native perennials and shrubs.
* depend on random plantings of shade loving plants.

### piece | patch | macula:

Lentigo
* Lentigines see age spots
  - usually appear later in life and can occur in all skin types
* Many lentigines indicate excessive photodamage and increased risk of sun-induced skin cancer.

### piece | patch | macula:

Liver spot
* Some liver spots are part of elephants
  - necks
  - pachyderms
  - penises
* are a natural form of protection provided to cell damaged skin over-exposed to sunlight
  - different than freckles
  - diseases
  - normally a uniform brown color and are uneven or irregularly shaped
  - part of skin
  - pigmentary changes associated with senile skin
  - sun-induced lesions that are almost universal signs of aging
* can cause severe defoliation, particularly during prolonged periods of wet weather.
* shape themselves, islands of pigment in yellow tinted skin.

Nicotine patch
* are an example of how patch technology can deliver substances into the body.
* contain various doses of nicotine.
* provide a measured dose of nicotine through the skin.
* reveal how absorbent our skin is.

Signal patch
* are separate patches of sequence that interact by folding.
* dictate direction and placement of proteins in the membranes themselves.

Summer patch
* devastating disease that occurs during hot, dry periods.
* is caused by a fungus that lives in the soil and attacks the roots
  - root pathogen

Testosterone patch
* are under investigation, and undergoing clinical trials.
* boost hormone levels and improve function in elderly.

Rag
* are absorbent and can be washed and reused
  - the clothes of beggers
  - worn-out clothes
* includes hems
  - sections
* is cloth

### piece | rag:

Cotton rag
* absorb linen.
* comes from the part of the cotton plant that is used for textile manufacture.

Sail
* Most sails fill with wind
  - have shapes
  - resist gravitational forces
* also employ spars and battens to determine shape in the axis perpendicular to the mast.
* are capable of raiseds.
* are part of sailboats
  - sailing vessels
  - structures
  - used in sailing
* catch wind.
* derive power from wind that varies in time and with height above the surface.
* have differences
  - important differences
  - sections
* resist forces
* serve functions
  - purposes

### piece | sail:

Royal
* are sails
  - stags
* usually adopt a single name.
+ Mononymous person: Names
  * Royals usually adopt a single name. Sometimes, a numeral is added.