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21 excretory products
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > excretory products
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22 oxygenated products
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > oxygenated products
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product продуктbulk product массовый продуктcompeting product конкурирующая продукцияcondensation product конденсированный продуктdecomposition product продукт распадаearly product начальный продуктend product конечный продуктend product конечный продукт (обмена веществ, химического процесса)excretory products продукты выделенияfinal product конечный продуктimmediate product непосредственный продуктintermediate product промежуточный продуктkey product ключевой продуктmajor product основной продуктmetabolic product продукт обмена веществreaction product продукт реакцииreproductive products половые продуктыsecondary product вторичный продуктsoil-enriching product обогащающий почву продуктstored product запасенный продуктtemporary product короткоживущий продуктtop product головная фракцияtransition product промежуточный продуктEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > product
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1) ряд, линия; группа2) область распространения, сфера; зона3) изменение, движение, колебание; пределы изменения; диапазон, размах || изменяться; колебаться в пределах4) стат. размах (варьирования), разность между наибольшим и наименьшим значениями; широта распределения || распределять по величине; ранжировать5) мор. ряд портов, порты (на указанном протяжении берега в обзорах фрахтового рынка)6) с.-х. неогороженное пастбище || выпасать скот на неогороженном пастбище7) протяжение, пространство
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pangenesis — noun Etymology: New Latin Date: 1868 a disproven hypothetical mechanism of heredity in which the cells throw off particles that collect in the reproductive products or in buds so that the egg or bud contains particles from all parts of the parent … New Collegiate Dictionary