The precipitation of the lamellar-shaped M23C6 carbide within the dendritic matrix of a cobalt-base superalloy during thermal exposure at 1000 ℃ has been investigated.Such a precipitation is not commonly observed in cobalt-base superalloys.It is found that M23C6 particles nucleate preferentially at stacking faults (SFs) in the dendritic matrix and grow along the SFs to develop a lamellar character.Additionally,a Cr depletion zone is observed in the vicinity of the lamellar M23C6 carbide,which strongly supports the presence of Suzuki segregation.