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1) бот. корень; пускать корни, укореняться2) анат. корешок; корень3) pl корнеплоды•- adhesive root
- adventitious root
- aerating root
- aerial root
- aggressive roots
- anchor root
- anchoring root
- brace root
- branch root
- breathing root
- buttress root
- clustered fleshy roots
- contractile root
- convulsion root
- coronal root
- creeping root
- dorsal root
- embryo root
- excised root
- feeding root
- fibrous root
- fleshy root
- fungus root
- garlic root
- hair root
- holdfast root
- Indian root
- lateral root
- main root
- mortification root
- napiform root
- nerve root
- nodal root
- nodose root
- plank-buttress root
- pneumatophore root
- primordial root
- prop root
- racemose root
- rattlesnake root
- rheumatism root
- secondary root
- sedge root
- seminal root
- sensory root
- serpent root
- shallow root
- star root
- stilt root
- storage root
- strut root
- sulfur root
- supporting root
- tabular root
- tap root
- tuberous root
- turmeric root
- unicorn root
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roots in clusters мочковатая корневая системаadhesive root придаточный корень, вторичный кореньadventitious root придаточный корень, вторичный кореньaerating root пневматофор, дыхательный корень, воздушный кореньaerial root пневматофор, дыхательный корень, воздушный кореньaggressive roots агрессивные корниanchor(ing) root якорный кореньbrace root опорный кореньbranch root боковой кореньbreathing root пневматофор, дыхательный корень, воздушный кореньbuttress(like) root досковидный кореньclustered fleshy roots гроздевидные мясистые корниcontractile root втягивающий кореньcoronal root мочковатый кореньcreeping root ползучий кореньdorsal root задний корешок (спинного мозга)embryo root первичный корешок, зародышевый корешокexcised root подрезанный корень, омоложенный кореньfeeding root питающий кореньfibrous root мочковатый кореньfleshy root мясистый кореньfungus root микоризаhair root корень волосаholdfast root корень-прицепкаlateral root боковой кореньmain root главный корень, стержневой кореньnapiform root корень репчатой формыnerve root корешок нерваnodal root узловой кореньnodose root четковидный кореньpneumatophore root пневматофор, дыхательный корень, воздушный кореньprimordial root первичный корешок, зародышевый корешокprop root столбовидный кореньrattlesnake root (бот) 1. косогорник белый, Pernanthes alba ; 2. клопогон кистевой, Cimicifuga racemosa ; 3. триллиум поникший, Trillium cernuumrheumatism root (бот) 1. грушанка пятнистая, Pyrola maculata ; 2. подофилл двулистный, Podophyllum diphyllum ; 3. кендырь коноплевидный, Apocynum cannabinumsecondary root придаточный корень, вторичный кореньseminal root первичный корешок, зародышевый корешокsensory root корешок чувствительного нерваshallow root поверхностный кореньstilt root столбовидный кореньstorage root запасающий кореньstrut root якорный кореньsulfur root укроп пахучий, укроп огородный, Anethum graveolensto take root приниматься (о растении)tap root главный корень, стержневой кореньtuberous root клубневидный кореньunicorn root 1. (бот) чемерица жёлтая, Veratrum luteum; 2. (бот) алетрис мучнистый, Aletris farinosaventral root передний корешок (спинного мозга)English-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > root
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