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Filamentous
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Long thread-like morphology of microorganisms
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Нитчатый, русский
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Morphology, английский
- The study of the structure and shape of living organisms 251 moxybustion
- N морфология derivational ~ словообразование3 inflectional ~ формообразование4 natural ~ естественная морфология morphom n морфом morphomatics n морфоматика morphonology см. morphophonology morphophoneme n морфонема morphophonemic a морфонемный change, rule, writing morphophonemics n морфонемика morphophonological a морфонологический alternation morphophonology n морфонология (тж. morphonology) morphosyntax n морфосинтаксис morphotonemics a морфотонемика morphous a морфный; mono~ мономорфный; poly~ полиморфный morse
- Морфология
- N. the form and structure of anything, usually applied to the shapes, parts, and arrangement of features in living and fossil organisms.
- The study of the formal properties of something as opposed to its concrete material, physical or behavioral manifestations. the distinction goes back to the distinction between essence and substance which ignored the fact that the essence is also described by an observer. 52
- The study of the fine structure of a fiber or other material. mote: a small piece of seed or vegetable matter in cotton. motes are removed by boiling the fiber or fabric in sodium hydroxide, then bleaching. when not removed, they can leave a dark spot in the fabric. muff: a loose skein of textured yarn prepared for dyeing or bulking. in the bulking operation, the yarn contracts and the resulting skein resembles a muff.
Microorganisms, английский
- In paint technology, bacteria and fungi which are harmful to liquid paint and dry paint films. bactericides and fungicides are added to paints to inhibit the growth of these organisms.
- Organisms that are visible only under a microscope
Microorganism, английский
- Microorganismo
- An organism which can only be seen under a microscope and which may cause disease. viruses, bacteria and protozoa are microorganisms.
- Generally, an organism that is too small to be seen without a microscope; also known as a microbe
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Selective media, английский
- Media that selectively allow the growth of certain species of microorganisms while inhibiting the growth of the others
- Media that contain additives that encourage the growth of some bacteria while inhibiting others
Compound microscope, английский
- Light microscope that uses two sets of lenses
- A microscope that uses multiple lenses to focus light from the specimen
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