English – biomeon, Greek bios – life and Latin omo – ending with meaning of a combination
a large-sized regional or subcontinental part of biosphere characterized by any basic type of vegetation or another characteristic feature of a landscape.
«Биом» бўйича 9 та натижа: Инглизчадан
English – biomeon, Greek bios – life and Latin omo – ending with meaning of a combination
a large-sized regional or subcontinental part of biosphere characterized by any basic type of vegetation or another characteristic feature of a landscape.
[Greek bios – life, massa – ingot, clump, chunk]
quantity of a living and functioning matter expressed in a unit of weight measure with regard to a unit of square or cubic measure.
биометрик
accumulation of a substance by an animal which preys on other animals that have themselves already accumulated such substance in its tissue. This process can bring to accumulation of a remarkably high concentration of persistent chemicals or heavy metals in organisms of predators being at the end of trophic chains even if a tolerance level of such matter in the environment is rather low. A chemical burden accumulated within a lifetime can be also transferred to the younger animals through their eggs (in case of birds) or through the placenta and breast milk (among mammals).
биометрик технология
1. in botany – an exterior (habitus) of a plant reflecting its fitness to the environmental conditions. A unit of ecological classification of plants – a group of plants with similar adaptation structures not necessarily having allied relations - is also called B.f. B.f. of plants is changed in course of its individual progressing. One and the same kind of plants in various conditions can have various B.f.
2. in zoology, a concept of B.f. began to be applied only in 20th century and it has been designed not enough yet. At selection of B.f. and classification of organisms by them, the availability of alike physiological, behavioral, etc. adaptation means for inhabitation of similar environments is applied.
Синонимлари: Biomorphe