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1 starch-and-ammonia agar
1) Сельское хозяйство: крахмало-аммиачный агар2) Макаров: крахмалоаммиачный агарУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > starch-and-ammonia agar
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2 starch-and-ammonia agar
English-russian biological dictionary > starch-and-ammonia agar
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3 starch-and-ammonia agar-agar
Биология: крахмалоаммиачный агарУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > starch-and-ammonia agar-agar
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4 starch-and-ammonia agar-agar
English-russian biological dictionary > starch-and-ammonia agar-agar
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5 agar
= agar-agar- beer-wort agar
- bile salt agar
- bismuth-sulfite agar
- blood agar
- casein agar
- cetrimide agar
- chocolate agar
- corn-meal agar
- crystal violet blood agar
- desoxycholate agar
- desoxycholate lactose agar
- egg yolk agar
- Endo agar
- eosin methylene blue agar
- fuchsin agar
- fuchsin-sulfite agar
- glucose agar
- glycerin agar
- iron agar
- iron-sulfite agar
- Kligler iron agar
- lactose-litmus agar
- laked blood agar
- lysed blood agar
- malt agar
- meat infusion agar
- milk double-digest agar
- milk peptone agar
- nutrient agar
- oblique agar
- orange serum agar
- phenolphthalein agar
- phenolphthalein phosphate agar
- plain agar
- potato agar
- potato blood agar
- potato dextrose agar
- proteose tryptone agar
- rabbit-blood agar
- Sabouraud's glucose agar
- semisolid agar
- slant agar
- slope agar
- soft agar
- soya glucose agar
- starch-and-ammonia agar
- sugar agar
- tributyrin agar
- tryptone-glucose extract agar
- tryptose agar
- violet-red bile agar
- water peptone agar
- wort agar
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6 крахмалоаммиачный агар
Русско-английский биологический словарь > крахмалоаммиачный агар
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7 крахмалоаммиачный агар
1) Biology: starch-and-ammonia agar-agar2) Makarov: starch-and-ammonia agarУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > крахмалоаммиачный агар
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8 крахмало-аммиачный агар
Agriculture: starch-and-ammonia agarУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > крахмало-аммиачный агар
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