Qidiruv

n vegetation, verdure

n fresh grass, vegetation

n thorny weeds, thick and lush vegetation

n vegetation (the process by which plants grow)

n plant, vegetation, verdure, green, grass; shifoli giyo(h) medicinal herbs

place of the vegetation growth (most frequently – forest) damaged or destructed by fire.

adenoid vegetation, adenoids; burun kanallarining adenoidlar n tib. i adenoids of nasal canals

the one-year grassy plants with a short (about 1,5 months) period of autumn-winter-spring vegetation.

- an area with natural or cultivated vegetation, network of roads, avenues, pools and squares intended for recreational purposes.

- a geographic area possessing similar patterns of transition of energy, vegetation and soils as a result of a widely homogenous macroclimate.

soils, suitable for agricultural development, but which by various reasons were not cultivated, saving a natural vegetation and a soil profile.

–a historically formed and dynamically developing collection of all species and individuals of plants, that occupies a particular territory. Same as Vegetable World. Vege

species quantitatively dominating in a given community, as a rule, in comparison with alike forms or at all events included in one level of ecological pyramid or vegetati

total vaporization — an amount of a moisture transiting in atmosphere in form of steam in result of transpiration (physiological vaporization) and physical vaporization f

a period of a year, within which growth and development (vegetation) of greenery in given climatic conditions becomes possible. V.p. is a time period of active physiologi

a process of sealing of soil, tremor as a result of shaking and mechanical damage of vegetation by animals or people. T. is connected with overpasture and also with mass

–a mixture of gases composed in natural conditions at the microbiological decomposition of organic substances (mainly, of vegetation remains). M.g. is inflammable and mai

[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

a huge loss of water organisms caused by a decrease (rarely – increase) of the contents of oxygen in water. It results from natural worsening of aeration of a pool or its

a strong (25-32 m\s.) wind carrying a huge amount of solid particles (of soil, sand) blown off in places unprotected by vegetation and swept away to another places; D.s.