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condition 1. условие; 2. состояние; 3. кондиционироватьadverse conditions неблагоприятные условияambient conditions окружающие условия, условия внешней среды, внешние условияanoxic conditions условия кислородного голоданияboundary conditions пограничные условияclimatic conditions климатические условияcontrolled conditions контрольные условия, контролируемые условияculture conditions условия культивированияdiploid condition диплоидное состояниеenvironmental conditions окружающие условия, условия внешней среды, внешние условияfavorable conditions благоприятные условияinitial conditions 1. начальные условия; 2. исходные данныеliving conditions условия существованияmorbid condition патологическое состояниеnonpermissive conditions непермиссивные условия, неразрешающие условия (для роста растений, фагов)pelmella condition пальмеллевидное состояниеpermissive conditions пермиссивные условия, разрешающие условия (для роста растений, фагов)selective conditions избирательные условияstarting conditions начальные условияstationary conditions стационарные условия, постоянные условияunfavorable conditions неблагоприятные условияEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > condition
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