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1 root emergence
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2 root emergence
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3 emergence
1) появление; возникновение2) вылупление; вылет3) бот. вырост, придаток эпидермиса•- emergence of seedlingsto come into emergence — колоситься, вступать в фазу колошения
- emergence of terrestrial vertebrates emergence
- root emergence
- seedling emergence* * *• вылет
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