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климакс, вызванный топографическими или почвенными условиями* * *• климакс, вызванный почвенными условиями• климакс, вызванный топографическими условиямиEnglish-russian biological dictionary > physiographic climax
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climax (бот) 1. климакс, климаксовое растительное сообщество; 2. стабильная стадия в сукцессии сообществphysiographic climax климакс, вызванный топографическими или почвенными условиямиpotential climax вероятный климакс, потенциальный климаксEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > climax
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1) Biology: physiographic climax2) Forestry: edaphic climaxУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > климакс, вызванный почвенными условиями
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Biology: physiographic climaxУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > климакс, вызванный топографическими условиями
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edaphic climax — noun Date: 1926 an ecological climax resulting from soil factors and commonly persisting through cycles of climatic and physiographic change compare climatic climax … New Collegiate Dictionary
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