Meaning of "metacrase" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF METACRASE IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF METACRASE

Metacrase is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

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7 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «METACRASE»

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Annual Plant Reviews, Biology of the Plant Cuticle

2.3.4 Ontogeny, composition and structure of the CL The cuticle was thought by Karsten (1857, 1860) and others to be formed by chemical transformation of the polysaccharides of the PCW, the so-called 'metacrase' theory. By contrast, von ...

Markus Riederer, Caroline Muller, 2008

Microbiology of Aerial Plant surfaces

Early views of the development of the cuticle supposed that cellulose cell walls underwent chemical modification in situ (review by Martin and Juniper, 1970) and this 'metacrase' theory was also applied to the development of waxes (Karsten, ...

C.H. Dickinson, 2012

Progress in Phytochemistry

Such observations ruined the old theory of cuticle formation by 'metacrase' ( Wiegand, de Saussure, Haberlandt, etc.). According to this former theory, the cuticle developed from the in situ transformation of the cellulosic components of the ...

Leonora Reinhold, Yecheskel Liwschitz, 1968

The cuticles of plants

His work emphasised the role played by secretion in the formation of the cuticle and led finally to the lapse of the 'metacrase' theory that it was formed in situ. The formation and structure of the cuticle Priestley (1921) recognised the protective ...

John Thomas Martin, Barrie Edward Juniper, 1970

Handbuch der Pflanzenphysiologie

... Struktur 59 mercaptolysis of lignin, Mercaptolyae des Lignins 408, 409 Merulius spp., cellulose degradation, Cellulose- abbau 429, 430 Mesembryanthemum spp., waxy coating, Wachsuberzug 257 "metacrase" 263 metahemipinic acid from ...

Wilhelm Ruhland, 1958

Handbuch der physiologischen Botanik

Bezüglich der Entwicklung der Wachsüberaige ist nachgewiesen, dass sie auf ( Irr persistenten Cutícula auftreten, ausgeschieden werden und nicht einer Metamorphose und Metacrase der Cutícula und Zellmembran selbst ihre Entstehung ...

Wilhelm Hofmeister, Anton Bary, Julius Sachs, 1866

Glas Srpske akademije nauka

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