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Výsledky hledání "detrital food chain" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


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detrital food chain detritický potravní řetězec [detritəl fu:d čejn] A structured feeding hierarchy in the early stages of which the primary producers form detritus on which decomposer organisms feed.
food chain potravní řetězec [fu:d čejn] Series of organisms which pass energy from one to the other as each provides the food for the next.
food-chain crops (pl.) plodiny (jako součást) potravního řetězce (pl.) [fu:d čejn krops] Crops including tobacco, crops grown for human consumption and crops grown for feed for animals whose products are consumed by humans.
grazing food chain pastevní potravinový řetězec [greiziŋ fu:d čejn] A structured feeding hierarchy in which the transfer of energy is brought about by consumption of organic matter. food chain
chain řetěz, řetězec (např. potravní) [čein]
log-chain vlek na klády [log čein] log haul
decay chain rozpadový řetězec, řetězec radionuklidů [dikei čejn] A series of nuclides in which each member transforms into the next through radioactive decay (not including spontaneous fission) until a stable nuclide has been formed. decay family, decay series, radioactive chain, disintegration chain, radioactive series
open-chain (adj) alifatický [әupәn čein] aliphatic
disintegration chain rozpadový řetězec, řetězec radionuklidů [disintigreišən čein] A series of nuclides in which each member transforms into the next through radioactive decay (not including spontaneous fission) until a stable nuclide has been formed. decay family, decay series, radioactive chain, radioactive series, decay chain
radioactive chain rozpadový řetězec, řetězec radionuklidů [reidi:euæktiv čein] A series of nuclides in which each member transforms into the next through radioactive decay (not including spontaneous fission) until a stable nuclide has been formed. decay family, decay series, disintegration chain, radioactive series, decay chain
soft chain měkký řetězec [soft čein] A carbon chain which is biodegradable.
supply chain dodavatelský řetězec [saplai čein]
trophic chain potravní řetězec [trofik čein]
hard chain pevný řetězec [ha:d čein] A multigranched carbon chain that fails to break down in water.
chain reaction řetězová reakce [čein ri:ækšən] A multiple nuclear fission, taking place within a certain mass of a fissionable isotope.
nuclear chain reaction jaderná řetězová reakce, nukleární řetězová reakce [nju:kliə čein riækšən] A series of nuclear reactions in which one of the agents necessary to the series is itself produced by the reactions so as to cause like reactions. chain reaction
polymerase chain reaction polymerázová řetězová reakce [poli:mәreiz čein ri:ækšәn] A process in which a particular DNA segment from a mixture of DNA chains is rapidly replicated, producing a large, readily analyzed sample of a piece of DNA. PCR
food potrava, jídlo, strava, potraviny (pl.) [fu:d]
food web potravní pyramida, trofické vztahy (pl.) [fu:d web] The interlocking pattern formed by a series of interconnected food chains.
food aid potravinová pomoc [fu:d eid] The transfer of surplus agricultural commodities from developed countries to developing countries.
wet food vlhká strava, vlhké krmivo [wet fu:d] wet diet, moist food, moist diet
food relief potravinová pomoc [fu:d rili:f] food aid
food security potravinová bezpečnost, zajištění potravy [fu:d sekjuriti]
food subsidy dotace potravin [fu:d sәbsidi]
organic food biopotraviny (pl.), potraviny vypěstované bez chemických přísad a hnojiv (pl.) [o:gænik fu:d]
food supply zásobování potravinami [fu:d səplai] The production of food and the process by which it is made available to consumers.
food additive potravní aditiva, aditivní látky v potravinách (pl.) [fu:d æditiv] A natural or synthetic chemical deliberately added to processed foods to retard spoilage or to enhance colour, flavour or texture.
food-for-cash potraviny namísto peněz (půjčky), prodej potravin za nízké ceny [fu:d fo: kæš] The sale of low-cost food donations to raise revenue for the recipient government.
food-for-nutrition zásobování potřebných skupin obyvatel [fu:d fo: nutrišən] The distribution of food to especially vulnerable or deserving groups such as mothers with infants.
food-for-wages naturální odměna, plat v naturální formě, plat v potravinách [fu:d fo: weidžiz] The policy by which labours on food projects are compensated in part or full with food.
food competition potravní konkurence [fu:d kompәtišən]
food crops (pl.) potravinové plodiny (pl.) [fu:d krops]
food deficit nedostatek potravin, potravní deficit [fu:d defisit]
food digestibility stravitelnost potravy [fu:d daidžestibiliti] The difference between the amount of the food taken in and that excreted in the faeces expressed as a percentage of the intake.
food miles (pl.) potravinové míle (pl.) [flad mailz] A calculation of the distance and mode of transport foodstuffs have traveled throughout the complete production process and until they reach the consumer. These calculations enable simple comparisons to be drawn between the use of energy and the level of
food plant jedlá rostlina, konzumní plodina [fu:d pla:nt]
natural food přirozená potrava, přirozená strava [næčərəl fu:d] natural diet
food policy potravinová politika [fu:d polisi] Any policy introduced by a government or international body to influence the food sector.
food balance sheet denní dávka potravin [fu:d bæləns ši:t] A measure of calories available per person per day in a country.
World Food Programme Světový potravinový program, WFP [wə:ld fu:d prəugræm] The UN food aid agency established in 1961 by the UN GA.
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Organizace pro výživu a zemědělství (OSN), FAO [fu:d ænd ægrikalčə o:gənaizeišən əv ðə junaitid neišənz]
Global Information and Early Warning System on Food and Agriculture Globální systém informací a včasného varování v oblasti potravin a zemědělství, GIEWS [gləubəl infəmeišən ænd ə:li wo:niŋ sistəm on fu:d ænd ægrikalčə] An FAO satellite remote sensing system. GIEWS