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1 plant formation
1. бот. фитоценоз, растительная формация2. бот. растительный покров3. бот. с. -х. травостой -
2 plant formation
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > plant formation
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3 plant formation
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > plant formation
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4 plant formation
[͵plɑ:ntfɔ:ʹmeıʃ(ə)n]1. бот.1) фитоценоз, растительная формация2) растительный покров2. с.-х. травостой -
5 plant formation
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6 plant formation
[ˌplɑːntfɔː'meɪʃ(ə)n]1) Общая лексика: растительная формация, растительный покров, фитоценоз2) Сельское хозяйство: травостой -
7 plant formation
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8 plant formation
Англо-русский сельскохозяйственный словарь > plant formation
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9 cushion plant formation
Биология: подушечникУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > cushion plant formation
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10 thorn cushion plant formation
Биология: колючеподушечникУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > thorn cushion plant formation
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11 cushion plant formation
English-russian biological dictionary > cushion plant formation
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12 thorn cushion plant formation
English-russian biological dictionary > thorn cushion plant formation
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13 formation
formation 1. формация; образование; 2. строение, структураantibode formation образование антителblood formation кровообразование, кроветворениеbridge formation образование хромосомных мостиковclosed formation закрытая формация, замкнутая формацияfoam formation пенообразованиеhelix formation спирализацияorthovesicular formation ортовезикулярная формацияparavesicular formation паравезикулярная формацияplant formation растительная формацияspore formation спорообразование, спорогенезEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > formation
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14 formation
1) формация; ассоциация2) формирование, образование, создание3) строение, структура•- blood formation
- bog formation
- bone formation
- closed formation
- complex formation
- cushion plant formation
- ear formation
- elfin wood formation
- helix formation
- leaf-tube formation
- meadow formation
- new formation
- orthovesicular formation
- paravesicular formation
- plant formation
- reticular formation
- ring formation
- rouleaux formation
- sod formation
- soil formation
- spore formation
- steppe formation
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15 formation of plant communities
Англо-русский словарь по экологии > formation of plant communities
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16 formation of plant communities
Экология: формирование сообществУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > formation of plant communities
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17 water-bearing formation
plant formation — фитоценоз, растительная формация
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > water-bearing formation
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18 final repository in geological rock salt formation
могильник в соляных формациях; геологическое хранилище в массивах каменной солиplant formation — фитоценоз, растительная формация
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > final repository in geological rock salt formation
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19 closed formation
plant formation — фитоценоз, растительная формация
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > closed formation
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20 orthovesicular formation
plant formation — фитоценоз, растительная формация
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > orthovesicular formation
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