CONJUGAISON EN ANGLAIS DU VERBE SUBERISE
PRESENT
Present
I suberise
you suberise
he/she/it suberises
we suberise
you suberise
they suberise
Present continuous
I am suberising
you are suberising
he/she/it is suberising
we are suberising
you are suberising
they are suberising
Present perfect
I have suberised
you have suberised
he/she/it has suberised
we have suberised
you have suberised
they have suberised
Present perfect continuous
I have been suberising
you have been suberising
he/she/it has been suberising
we have been suberising
you have been suberising
they have been suberising
PAST
Past
I suberised
you suberised
he/she/it suberised
we suberised
you suberised
they suberised
Past continuous
I was suberising
you were suberising
he/she/it was suberising
we were suberising
you were suberising
they were suberising
Past perfect
I had suberised
you had suberised
he/she/it had suberised
we had suberised
you had suberised
they had suberised
Past perfect continuous
I had been suberising
you had been suberising
he/she/it had been suberising
we had been suberising
you had been suberising
they had been suberising
FUTURE
Future
I will suberise
you will suberise
he/she/it will suberise
we will suberise
you will suberise
they will suberise
Future continuous
I will be suberising
you will be suberising
he/she/it will be suberising
we will be suberising
you will be suberising
they will be suberising
Future perfect
I will have suberised
you will have suberised
he/she/it will have suberised
we will have suberised
you will have suberised
they will have suberised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been suberising
you will have been suberising
he/she/it will have been suberising
we will have been suberising
you will have been suberising
they will have been suberising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would suberise
you would suberise
he/she/it would suberise
we would suberise
you would suberise
they would suberise
Conditional continuous
I would be suberising
you would be suberising
he/she/it would be suberising
we would be suberising
you would be suberising
they would be suberising
Conditional perfect
I would have suberise
you would have suberise
he/she/it would have suberise
we would have suberise
you would have suberise
they would have suberise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been suberising
you would have been suberising
he/she/it would have been suberising
we would have been suberising
you would have been suberising
they would have been suberising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you suberise
we let´s suberise
you suberise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
suberised
Present Participle
suberising
MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SUBERISE»
suberise
suberise
ized
cause
undergo
suberization
from
latin
cork
suberize
ˈsjuːbəˌraɪz
botany
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with
object
suberized
suberizing
convert
into
tissue
also
especially
british
origin
sūber
collins
always
transitive
impregnate
cell
walls
suberin
during
formation
corky
derived
forms
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ˌsuberiˈsation
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SUBERISE»
Découvrez l'usage de
suberise dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
suberise et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
Seed piece decay can be prevented by taking measures that stimulate the cut
surface to suberise. This is a process in which superficial cells at the cut surface
suberise and produce wound periderm below the suberised layer. This protects
the ...
Paul Christiaan Struik, Siert G. Wiersema, 1999
2
Verhandelingen der Koninklijke Nederlandsche Akademie van ...
This latter and the endoderm suberise soon after the formation of the first xylem-
cylinder. which with Calluna is already closed at an early date. If the plant
develops vigorously this suberised part of the bark cracks already in the same
year, ...
3
English Language Word Builder
... RIVALISE ROBOTISE ROMANISE ROYALISE RURALISE SALINISE SIMILISE
SLMONISE SINICISE SIRENISE SOBERISE SOLARISE SOLECISE SORORISE
SUBERISE SUBITISE TETANISE TOTALISEI TUTORISE UNIONISEI URBANISE
...
4
Crop Post-Harvest: Science and Technology, Perishables
... (15°C+) and wet soil Cool (10–15°C) and dry soil Cool (10–15°C) and wet soil
Cold (below 10°C) and dry soil Cold (below 10°C) and wet soil Curing and
energy use during storage Unlike many other products potatoes can suberise
after ...
Debbie Rees, Graham Farrell, John Orchard, 2012
5
Small, Medium and Large-scale Starch Processing
This is done by holding them at 20 C and 80 - 90% relative humidity for a week,
which stimulates exposed cells to suberise, a process known as curing. Once
cured, the roots must be kept cool, but the temperature should not be allowed to
fall ...
6
Potato and Potato Products Cultivation, Seed Production, ...
However, where cutting of large sized seed tubers become necessary and
unavoidable, it is best to suberise the cut surface in cool place before planting in
the field. The cold stored seed cannot withstand transport over long distance in
the ...
NPCS Board of Consultants & Engineers, 2007
7
Management of Water Resources in Agriculture
Root hairs die and roots suberise. In some cases, the tops of plants also die
before the roots and in other cases the opposite occurs. Effect of Phenological
Stress Growth is suspended during moisture stress and resumed after its
elimination.
8
Bacterial Diseases of the Potato: Report of the Planning ...
... in bacterial cell numbers (Perombelon, 1976); in wet soils, tuber water potential
is high and lenticels tend to open (proliferate) allowing entry of the bacteria and
in dry soils, tuber water potential is low and lenticels tend to close (suberise).
9
New Zealand Journal of Zoology
... unsatisfactory, presumably because the punctures in the skin of the tubers had
commenced to suberise by the lime the eggs hatched. To facilitate separation of
emerging moths from pupae, small cages 188 N. Z. Journal of Zoology, 1977, ...
10
Chambers concise dictionary
... suberic acid >n, chem (formula HOOC(CH2)6COOH) an acid that is obtained
from the action of nitric acid on cork, suberin / 'sjuibarin/ > n the substance in cork
which makes it water-repellent, suberize or suberise / 'sjuibararz/ >v (suberized, ...
