Meaning of "ectocrine" in the French dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ECTOCRINE IN FRENCH

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF ECTOCRINE

Ectocrine can act as a noun and an adjective.

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The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

WHAT DOES ECTOCRINE MEAN IN FRENCH?

Definition of ectocrine in the French dictionary

The definition of ectocrine in the dictionary is rejected externally by living organisms and exerts a definite action on beings living in the immediate vicinity of the excretory organism.

TRANSLATION OF ECTOCRINE

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10 FRENCH BOOKS RELATING TO «ECTOCRINE»

Discover the use of ectocrine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to ectocrine and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in French literature.

Series B.: Colloquia

Some preliminary experimental data and suggestions on ectocrine coaction. — Concurrence and interaction between species can be subjected to experiment. If we know the growth curves of a number of species cultivated separately and then  ...

Efflorescences toxiques des eaux côtières françaises: ...

A theoretical case of competition based on the ectocrine production by Gyrodinium cf. aureolum. In : Toxic Marine Phytoplankton. Granéli E., Sundstrom B., Edler L., Anderson D.M., Eds, Elsevier Sci. Publish., 161-164. Gentien P., Arzul G., ...

Brigitte Berland, Patrick Lassus, 1997

Revue Algologique

sitive species, the presence of several cells in a tube might possibly increase their chance of survival, by liberation of some sort of ectocrine; but this is extremely unlikely. A cell 15 ^ in diameter has a dry weight of about 1(H g. Even if this ...

Lipides Marins:

A theoretical case of competition based on the ectocrine production by Gyrodininin cf. anreolioit. In: Toxic Marine Phytoplankton. Graneli E. et al. (eds.). Elsevier, 161-164. Gentien P., Arzul G., Toularastel F., 1991. Proceedings of symposium ...

Institut français de recherche pour l'exploitation de la mer, 2000

Canadian Bulletin of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

Unfortunately, cell concentrations required to produce the inimical ectocrine were two orders of magnitude higher than the highest cell density of O. luteus in Narragansett Bay. Pratt stated this criticism himself and called for further work.

Téthys

Enfin Lucas (1947, 1949, 1955, 1958) a montré dans de nombreux cas l' influence importante des métabolites externes libérés par certains organismes sur la croissance d'autres organismes, il a donné le nom d'"ectocrine" à ces substances ...

Le Phytoplancton nuisible des côtes de France: de la ...

Akad. Verlag, Leipzig. GENTIEN, P. & ARZUL, G. 1990a. A theoretical case of competition based on the ectocrine production by G. cf.aureolum . In E. Granéli et al. (Edit.), Toxic marine phytoplankton, 161-164. Elsevier, New York etc. GENTIEN ...

Alain Sournia, 1991

Pollutions marines et aménagement des rivages

Le terme d'ectohormone ou de substance ectocrine souligne le rapprochement avec les substances endocrines qui, dans un organisme vivant, assurent pro parte la coordination des divers mécanismes. Il est donc particulièrement adapté à ...

Maurice Aubert, Jacqueline Aubert, 1973

Oceanis: série de documents océanographiques

Dissolved organic matter originate from organic metabolism : excretion, rejection of non-assimilated food, production of organic molecules affecting the same or other species, balance factors in biocenoses (ectocrine substances), recycling of  ...

Précis d'océanographie biologique

D.S.L., 58. eaux décolorées, 6o. éclairement de compensation, 15. ectocrine, 34. enclave, 197. endobionte, 14o. epibionte, 14o. épibiose, 14o. épifaune, 14o. épiflore, 14o. épineuston, 23. épipélagique, 5o. essaim, 66. étage abyssal, 235 ...

Jean-Marie Pérès, 1976