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Grand Dictionnaire Hachette-Oxford
... orateur, chef d'État] acclimatable /aklimatabl/ adj acclimaV tizable, acclimatable
US acclimatation /aklimatasjï/ nf acclimaVtization, acclimation US acclimatement /
aklimatmì/ nm acclimaVtization, acclimation US acclimater /aklimate/ [1] Avtr 1 ...
Marie-Hélène Corréard, Valerie Grundy, Jean-Benoit Ormal-Grenon,
2007
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: ...
This includes both chilling-sensitive plants like tobacco and cold-acclimatable
plants like Arabidopsis. If there are commonalities between signalling in chilling-
tolerant and chilling-sensitive plants and cold-acclimatable plants and ...
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Philosophical Transactions: Biological sciences
This includes both chilling-sensitive plants like tobacco and cold-acclimatable
plants like Arabidopsis. If there are commonalities between signalling in chilling-
tolerant and chilling-sensitive plants and cold-acclimatable plants and ...
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Journal of Experimental Biology
This is the first evidence for differences in the ability of closely related species of
marine invertebrates to acclimate thermally and suggests that both plastic and
non-acclimatable (see Dahlhoff and Somero, 1993) physiological traits are ...
All planes so designated are to be acclimatable to tactical use at all general
altitudes, and all are stressed for possible use as dive-bombers. The tendency of
the army at present to extend a preference to the monoplanes as a fighting. type
is ...
... extreme hardiness as well as size (for the males stand fourteen hands), he
would make a desirable addition to our acclimatable series. Mr. Thomason, who
for many years administered the government of the North-West Provinces of
Bengal, ...
Eneas Sweetland Dallas,
1859
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Hunt's Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review
And in countries where the sugarcane is not acclimatable, sugar is obtained from
such other indigenous plants as are known to contain it. Beets, grapes, melons,
sweet-potatoes, turnips, carrots, maples, birch, palms, cocoanut trees, ...
Freeman Hunt, Isaac Smith Homans,
1858
The Herculeses of the north are stronger perhaps for a single effort, but they are
less robust, less generally acclimatable than Provencal, Genoese, or Greek
sailors, who are bronzed and coppered until they seem almost turned into metal.
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Aquatic Invertebrate Bioassays: A Symposium
The results for the tolerance level were obtained by transferring the animals
directly from freshwater to seawater. In the acclimaTABLE 1 — Gresens' salt
tolerance experiment. tion studies, the animals 14 AQUATIC INVERTEBRATE
BIOASSAYS.
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The Middle Paraná River: Limnology of a Subtropical Wetland
... to the capacity of these species to adapt to conditions of variable intensity of
mixing and light, maintaining a high reproductive rate, so they would have
intermediate features between the (acclimatable- invasive) R-C primary
strategists.
Martin H. Iriondo, Juan César Paggi, María Julieta Parma,
2007