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1) семя2) сеять3) переходить к семяобразованию ( о растении); обсеменяться4) собирать семена; выбирать семена из плодов; отделять семена от волокон5) наливаться (о семенах, плодах)6) микр. засевать, производить посев•- corn seed
- creeping navel seed
- dark seed
- dodder seed
- dormant seed
- dust seed
- exalbuminous seed
- flax-leaved navel seed
- hard seed
- kefir seeds
- light-favored seeds
- navel seed
- niger seed
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seed pl посевной материалseed семяseed наливаться (о семенах, плодах)seed переходить к семеобразованию (о растении); обсеменятьсяseed сеятьseed собирать семена; выбирать семена из плодов; отделять семена от волоконabortive seed недоразвитое, нежизнеспособное семя (у растений)celery seed щавель туполистный, Rumex obtusifoliuscorn seed 1. зерновка (тип плода); 2. семя кукурузыdark seed семя, прорастающее только в темнотеdodder seed рыжик посевной, Camelina sativadormant seed покоящееся семяdust seed очень мелкое семяexalbuminous seed семя без эндоспермы, безбелковое семяhard seed твёрдое семя, семя, не набухающее в водеkefir seeds микр кефирные зёрнаlight-favored seeds семена, прорастающие только на светуplump seed выполненное зерноsingle seed зерновка (тип плода)winged seed крылатка (тип плода)English-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > seed
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