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period периодperiod of feeding период нагулаabsolute refractory period абсолютный рефракторный периодaestivation period сезонный период покояblooming period период цветенияcritical period критический периодcrucial period критический периодculture period культуральный периодculture period период культивированияdark period период тёмной части дняdormant period период покояeclipse period скрытый период (период исчезновения корпускулярного вируса)growth period период ростаhalf-life period период полураспадаheat period период течки, период половой охотыincubation period период инкубации, период выращиванияintracellular growth period период внутриклеточного ростаlactation period период лактацииlag period лаг-периодlatent period латентный периодlaying period период яйцекладкиlight period световой периодmating period период спариванияpatent period патентный периодphage latent period латентный период фагаprevioposition feeding period (энт) период питания перед яйцекладкойpuerperal period послеродовой периодquiescent period (энт) период неподвижностиreaction period длительность реакцииrefractory period рефракторный период, период невозбудимостиregulation period период регулировкиrelative refractory period относительный рефракторный периодreproduction period 1. период размножения; 2. период возобновленияreproductive period (бот) генеративная фазаrest period период покояrise period период нарастанияsensitive period чувствительный период: период, во время которого развитие признака бывает чувствительным к влиянию внешних условийservice period сервис-период (период между отёлом и последующим зачатием)sexually active period период половой активностиstagnating period период стагнацииtillering period фаза кущенияvegetation period вегетационный периодwarning period период предупрежденияwilting period период увяданияEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > period
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- aestivation period
- blooming period
- bud-formation period
- Cambrian period
- Cretaceous period
- critical period
- crucial period
- dark period
- dormant period
- eclipse period
- flowering period
- fruit-setting period
- growth period
- half-life period
- heat period
- incubation period
- intracellular growth period
- Jurassic period
- lactation period
- lag period
- latent period
- laying period
- light period
- mating period
- patent period
- period of feeding
- phage latent period
- preoviposition feeding period
- prepatent period
- puerperal period
- quiescent period
- reaction period
- refractory period
- regulation period
- relative refractory period
- reproduction period
- reproductive period
- rest period
- rise period
- sensitive period
- service period
- sexually active period
- stagnating period
- Tertiary period
- tillering period
- vegetation period
- warning period
- wilting period
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