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injury повреждениеeconomic injury level экономический порог вредоносностиfreezing injury повреждение при замораживанииfrost injury повреждение морозомgenetic radiation injury радиоактивное повреждение генетического материалаheat injury повреждение при нагреванииinsect injury повреждение насекомымиmetabolic injury нарушение метаболизмаstructural injury повреждение структурыEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > injury
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