caseload (noun)
Anzahl von einem Gericht, Sozialarbeiter etc. behandelten Fälle an einem bestimmten Zeitpunkt oder über einen festgelegten Zeitraum
Tags:
Source: Potential risk factors associated with feline behaviour problems
Source: Potential risk factors associated with feline behaviour problems
bias
- Ausrichtung
- Befangenheit
- Hang
- Neigung
- Tendenz
- Verzerrung
- Voreingenommenheit
- die Vorliebe
- einseitige Neigung
- Befangenheit
- Hang
- Neigung
- Tendenz
- Verzerrung
- Voreingenommenheit
- die Vorliebe
- einseitige Neigung
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
to derive (sth.) from sth.
- sich von etw. ableiten
- (etw.) von etw. ableiten
- sich (von | aus) etw. herleiten
- von etw. herrühren
- von etw. stammen
- (etw.) von etw. ableiten
- sich (von | aus) etw. herleiten
- von etw. herrühren
- von etw. stammen
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
to be at fault
to act amiss
to make a mistake
to be mistaken
to err
to act amiss
to make a mistake
to be mistaken
to err
sich irren
There you are mistaken. => Da irren Sie sich.
To err is human. => Irren ist menschlich.
There you are mistaken. => Da irren Sie sich.
To err is human. => Irren ist menschlich.
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
deposition (noun)
- Ablagerung [geol.]
- Absatz [geol.]
- Sedimentablagerung
- Sedimentation
- Absatz [geol.]
- Sedimentablagerung
- Sedimentation
Tags:
Source: Global assessment of nitrogen deposition effects on terrestrial plant diversity: a synthesis
Source: Global assessment of nitrogen deposition effects on terrestrial plant diversity: a synthesis
to assess sth.
- etw. abschätzen
- etw. ansetzen
- etw. bemessen
- etw. berechnen
- etw. beurteilen
- etw. bewerten
- etw. einschätzen
- etw. feststellen
- etw. ansetzen
- etw. bemessen
- etw. berechnen
- etw. beurteilen
- etw. bewerten
- etw. einschätzen
- etw. feststellen
Tags:
Source: Global assessment of nitrogen deposition effects on terrestrial plant diversity: a synthesis
Source: Global assessment of nitrogen deposition effects on terrestrial plant diversity: a synthesis
Tags:
Source: Biodiv. Lecture
Source: Biodiv. Lecture
to emanate from sth.
- etw. entstammen
- von etw. ausgehen
- aus etw. entspringen
- aus etw. hervorgehen
- von etw. ausgehen
- aus etw. entspringen
- aus etw. hervorgehen
Tags:
Source: Biodiv. Lecture
Source: Biodiv. Lecture
Tags:
Source: Biodiv. Lecture
Source: Biodiv. Lecture
delimitation (noun)
- To establish the limits or boundaries of; demarcate.
- a line that indicates a boundary
- Abgrenzung
- a line that indicates a boundary
- Abgrenzung
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
common(-)sense
- gesunder Menschenverstand
- vernünftig (mit Bindestrich im Wort => adj.)
- Menschenverstand
- vernünftig (mit Bindestrich im Wort => adj.)
- Menschenverstand
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
consistent with (adj.)
to be consitent with
to be consitent with
- im Einklang mit
- passend zu
- etw. entsprechen
- mit etw. im Einklang sein/stehen
- mit etw. konform gehen
- mit etw. übereinstimmen
- passend zu
- etw. entsprechen
- mit etw. im Einklang sein/stehen
- mit etw. konform gehen
- mit etw. übereinstimmen
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
auxiliary (adj.)
- Behelfs...
- helfend
- Helfs...
- Hilfs...
- hilfreich
- Neben...
- Not...
- unterstützend
- zusätzlich
- der Zusatz
- Zusatz...
- Verbündeter (sing.) /Verbündete (pl.)
- helfend
- Helfs...
- Hilfs...
- hilfreich
- Neben...
- Not...
- unterstützend
- zusätzlich
- der Zusatz
- Zusatz...
- Verbündeter (sing.) /Verbündete (pl.)
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
vicariance [biol.]
die Vikarianz:
The separation or division of a group of organisms by a geographic barrier, such as a mountain or a body of water, resulting in differentiation of the original group into new varieties or species.
(Source: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/vicariance)
The separation or division of a group of organisms by a geographic barrier, such as a mountain or a body of water, resulting in differentiation of the original group into new varieties or species.
(Source: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/vicariance)
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
range
In mathematics
● Interval (mathematics), also called a range; the range between minimum and maximum e.g. the range on 21 22 23 and 24 is 3
● Range (mathematics), the set of all output values produced by a function
● Range (statistics), the difference between the highest and the lowest values in a set
In science
● Mountain range, a group of mountains bordered by lowlands
● Range (particle radiation), the distance a charged particle travels before stopping
● Range (biology), the geographical area where a species can be found
● Range (music), the set of notes a musical instrument can play, or that are used in a piece of music
● Vocal range, the breadth of pitch that a human voice can produce
In technology
● Range (computer science), the set of allowed values for a variable
● Range (aircraft), the distance an aircraft can fly
● Range of a projectile, the potential distance a projectile can be hurled by a firearm or cannon
Other uses
● Shooting range, a controlled environment where weapons are fired at targets
● Rangeland and open range, in ranching
● Driving range, an area where golfers can practice their swing
● Kitchen stove, or range, an appliance used for cooking food
● Range, a pair of navigational beacons whose line indicates a channel. If lighted they are called Leading lights in Britain or range lights in the USA
● Range, Ohio, an unincorporated community in Ohio, United States
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Range
● Interval (mathematics), also called a range; the range between minimum and maximum e.g. the range on 21 22 23 and 24 is 3
● Range (mathematics), the set of all output values produced by a function
● Range (statistics), the difference between the highest and the lowest values in a set
In science
● Mountain range, a group of mountains bordered by lowlands
● Range (particle radiation), the distance a charged particle travels before stopping
● Range (biology), the geographical area where a species can be found
● Range (music), the set of notes a musical instrument can play, or that are used in a piece of music
● Vocal range, the breadth of pitch that a human voice can produce
In technology
● Range (computer science), the set of allowed values for a variable
● Range (aircraft), the distance an aircraft can fly
● Range of a projectile, the potential distance a projectile can be hurled by a firearm or cannon
Other uses
● Shooting range, a controlled environment where weapons are fired at targets
● Rangeland and open range, in ranching
● Driving range, an area where golfers can practice their swing
● Kitchen stove, or range, an appliance used for cooking food
● Range, a pair of navigational beacons whose line indicates a channel. If lighted they are called Leading lights in Britain or range lights in the USA
● Range, Ohio, an unincorporated community in Ohio, United States
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Range
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
to diverge (from sth.)
- auseinander fallen
- auseinander gehen
- auseinander klaffen
- auseinander laufen
- ausscheiden
- divergieren
- von etw. abweichen
- von etw. abzweigen
- auseinander gehen
- auseinander klaffen
- auseinander laufen
- ausscheiden
- divergieren
- von etw. abweichen
- von etw. abzweigen
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
distinct (from) (adj.)
- ausgeprägt
- deutlich
- eigen
- eindeutig
- individuell
- klar
- unterschieden
- vernehmlich
- verschieden (von)
- deutlich
- eigen
- eindeutig
- individuell
- klar
- unterschieden
- vernehmlich
- verschieden (von)
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
to purge (sth.)
- abführen
- bereinigen
- beseitigen
- eliminieren
- entleeren
- entschlacken
- etw. klären
- säubern
- bereinigen
- beseitigen
- eliminieren
- entleeren
- entschlacken
- etw. klären
- säubern
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
to coalesce
- ineinander fließen
- koaleszieren
- vereinigen
- zusammen ballen
- zusammen fließen
- zusammen fügen
- zusammen wachsen
- sich verbinden
- koaleszieren
- vereinigen
- zusammen ballen
- zusammen fließen
- zusammen fügen
- zusammen wachsen
- sich verbinden
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
(to) cut-off
(Verb) abgestochen
Abquetschrand
Abschaltung
Liefersperre
Verschnitt
Grenzfrequenz (cut-off frequency)
Abquetschrand
Abschaltung
Liefersperre
Verschnitt
Grenzfrequenz (cut-off frequency)
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
circumscription (noun)
Umschreibung
Umschrift (inscription running round a coin, seal, etc.)
Umschrift (inscription running round a coin, seal, etc.)
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
designation (noun)
Angabe [tech.]
Ansprache
Ausweisung [admin.]
Benennung
Bestimmung
Bezeichnung
Designation
Festsetzung [admin.]
Kennzeichnung
Markierung
Markierungszeichen
Ansprache
Ausweisung [admin.]
Benennung
Bestimmung
Bezeichnung
Designation
Festsetzung [admin.]
Kennzeichnung
Markierung
Markierungszeichen
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
mitigation
Abschwächung
Besänftigung
Entschärfung
Herabsetzung
Linderung
Mäßigung
Milderung
Minderung
Verringerung
Besänftigung
Entschärfung
Herabsetzung
Linderung
Mäßigung
Milderung
Minderung
Verringerung
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
feedstock
Aufgabegut
Ausgangsbrennstoff
Ausgangsmaterial
Einsatzmaterial
Einsatzprodukt
Rohmaterial
Rohstoff
Ausgangsbrennstoff
Ausgangsmaterial
Einsatzmaterial
Einsatzprodukt
Rohmaterial
Rohstoff
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
provision
Abschreibung [finan.]
Beistellung (Bereitstellung)
Bereitstellung
Beschaffung
Besorgung
Bestimmung [insur.]/[pol.]/[law]
Eindeckung
Einrichtung [telecom.]
Einzelwertberichtigung
Entsendung
Erbringung
Fürsorge
Klausel
Maßnahme
Reserve
Verfügung
Verordnung
Versorgung
Vorhaltung
Vorkehrung
Vorrat
Vorschrift
Regelung
Beistellung (Bereitstellung)
Bereitstellung
Beschaffung
Besorgung
Bestimmung [insur.]/[pol.]/[law]
Eindeckung
Einrichtung [telecom.]
Einzelwertberichtigung
Entsendung
Erbringung
Fürsorge
Klausel
Maßnahme
Reserve
Verfügung
Verordnung
Versorgung
Vorhaltung
Vorkehrung
Vorrat
Vorschrift
Regelung
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
retention
Aufrechterhaltung
Aufstau
Beibehaltung
Eigenbehalt
Einbehaltung
Laufzeit
Retention [env.] [med.] [geol.] [tech.] [chem.]
Rückhaltevermögen
Rückhaltung [tech.] [geol.]
Aufstau
Beibehaltung
Eigenbehalt
Einbehaltung
Laufzeit
Retention [env.] [med.] [geol.] [tech.] [chem.]
Rückhaltevermögen
Rückhaltung [tech.] [geol.]
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
ambiguous
doppeldeutig
doppelsinnig
mehrdeutig
ungewiss
unklar
verschwommen
vieldeutig
zweideutig
doppelbödig/doppelbodig
nicht eindeutig
eindeutig
doppelsinnig
mehrdeutig
ungewiss
unklar
verschwommen
vieldeutig
zweideutig
doppelbödig/doppelbodig
nicht eindeutig
eindeutig
Tags:
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Source: Biodiversity Lecture
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands
Source: Heathlands
Tags:
Source: Heathland
Source: Heathland
precipitation
Anlagerung
Abscheidung
Auscheidung
Ausfällung
Bodensatz
Flockung
Fällung
Niederschlag
Niederschlagswasser
Abscheidung
Auscheidung
Ausfällung
Bodensatz
Flockung
Fällung
Niederschlag
Niederschlagswasser
Tags:
Source: Heathland
Source: Heathland
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
grinding
Zerkleinerung
Abschleifen
Abschmirgeln
Anreiben
Beschleifen
Mahlen
Mahlung
Reiben
Schleifen
Vermahlen
Abschleifen
Abschmirgeln
Anreiben
Beschleifen
Mahlen
Mahlung
Reiben
Schleifen
Vermahlen
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
fumigation
Ausgasung
Ausräucherung
Desinfektion
Vernebelung/Verneblung [Schädlingsbekämpfung]
Ausräucherung
Desinfektion
Vernebelung/Verneblung [Schädlingsbekämpfung]
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
to percolate sth. (through sth.)
durchdringen
(durch etw.) durchsickern
etw. filtern
etw. filtrieren
durch etw. sickern
v.tr.
1. To cause (liquid, for example) to pass through a porous substance or small holes; filter.
2. To pass or ooze through: Water percolated the sand.
3. To make (coffee) in a percolator.
v.intr.
1. To drain or seep through a porous material or filter.
2. Informal To become lively or active.
3. Informal To spread slowly or gradually.
n.
A liquid that has been percolated.
(durch etw.) durchsickern
etw. filtern
etw. filtrieren
durch etw. sickern
v.tr.
1. To cause (liquid, for example) to pass through a porous substance or small holes; filter.
2. To pass or ooze through: Water percolated the sand.
3. To make (coffee) in a percolator.
v.intr.
1. To drain or seep through a porous material or filter.
2. Informal To become lively or active.
3. Informal To spread slowly or gradually.
n.
A liquid that has been percolated.
Tags:
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
podzol
Soil that is characterized by an upper dark organic zone overlying a white to gray zone formed by leaching, overlying a reddish-orange zone formed by the deposition of iron oxide, alumina, and organic matter. Podzols form in coniferous areas or under heath in cool, humid climates.
Tags:
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
Tags:
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
Tags:
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
hardpan
A hard, usually clay-rich layer of soil lying at or just below the ground surface, in which soil particles are cemented together by silica, iron oxide, calcium carbonate, or organic matter that has precipitated from water percolating through the soil. Hardpans do not soften when exposed to water. Also called caliche.
1. A layer of hard subsoil or clay. Also called caliche.
2. Hard, unbroken ground.
3. A foundation; bedrock.
(Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) a hard impervious layer of clay below the soil, resistant to drainage and root growth
1. A layer of hard subsoil or clay. Also called caliche.
2. Hard, unbroken ground.
3. A foundation; bedrock.
(Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) a hard impervious layer of clay below the soil, resistant to drainage and root growth
Tags:
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
to plough through / sth. / up / in
etw. durchpflügen / duchhacken (through)
etw. umpflügen (sth./up)
etw. unterpflügen (in)
etw. umpflügen (sth./up)
etw. unterpflügen (in)
Tags:
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
common / commons (pl.)
Allmende
Die Allmende ist eine Rechtsform gemeinschaftlichen Eigentums.
Als landwirtschaftlicher Begriff bezeichnet Allmende oder Gemeine Mark Gemeinschafts- oder Genossenschaftsbesitz abseits der parzellierten (in Fluren aufgeteilten) landwirtschaftlichen Nutzfläche.
Als eine traditionelle Wirtschaftsform sind Allmenden heute noch im Alpenraum oder auf der schwedischen Insel Gotland, vor allem aber in ländlichen Gebieten der Entwicklungsländer, verbreitet.
Quelle: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allmende
Die Allmende ist eine Rechtsform gemeinschaftlichen Eigentums.
Als landwirtschaftlicher Begriff bezeichnet Allmende oder Gemeine Mark Gemeinschafts- oder Genossenschaftsbesitz abseits der parzellierten (in Fluren aufgeteilten) landwirtschaftlichen Nutzfläche.
Als eine traditionelle Wirtschaftsform sind Allmenden heute noch im Alpenraum oder auf der schwedischen Insel Gotland, vor allem aber in ländlichen Gebieten der Entwicklungsländer, verbreitet.
Quelle: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allmende
Tags:
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
Source: Vegetation Ecology of Cetral Europe
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Source: Heathlands: Patterns & Processes in a Changing Environment
Tags:
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Tags:
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Tags:
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
waste land
die Brache [Raumplanung]
das Brachland [Raumplanung]
das Ödland [Raumplanung]
unerschlossenes Gelände [Raumplanung]
das Brachland [Raumplanung]
das Ödland [Raumplanung]
unerschlossenes Gelände [Raumplanung]
Tags:
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
peaty (noun)
Torf
peat bog = Moor, Torfmoor, Torfmoos
Partially carbonized vegetable matter, usually mosses, found in bogs and used as fertilizer and fuel.
peat bog = Moor, Torfmoor, Torfmoos
Partially carbonized vegetable matter, usually mosses, found in bogs and used as fertilizer and fuel.
Tags:
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Tags:
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
to impart (to sth./so.)
gewähren
mitteilen
übermitteln
verleihen
weitergeben (an etw./jdm.)
vermitteln
impart something to someone or something
1. to bestow a quality on someone or a group.
o That hat imparts an aura of grandeur to her presence.
o Walnut paneling imparts an expensive seriousness to a law office.
o Schimper (1903, p. 657) noted that the evergreen heather imparts to the heathland some likeness to the poorest sclerophyllous formations of warmer districts with moist winter (the Mediterranean-type climate)
[...], dass das immergrüne Heidekraut (Calluna vulg.) der Heide einen ähnlichen Charakter verleiht wie ihn die ärmsten sklerophytischen Gemeinschaften wärmerer Gegenden mit feuchten Wintern aufweisen [...]
2. to tell something to someone or a group.
o My professor tried to impart her knowledge to us.
o The speaker imparted a great deal of wisdom to the group.
mitteilen
übermitteln
verleihen
weitergeben (an etw./jdm.)
vermitteln
impart something to someone or something
1. to bestow a quality on someone or a group.
o That hat imparts an aura of grandeur to her presence.
o Walnut paneling imparts an expensive seriousness to a law office.
o Schimper (1903, p. 657) noted that the evergreen heather imparts to the heathland some likeness to the poorest sclerophyllous formations of warmer districts with moist winter (the Mediterranean-type climate)
[...], dass das immergrüne Heidekraut (Calluna vulg.) der Heide einen ähnlichen Charakter verleiht wie ihn die ärmsten sklerophytischen Gemeinschaften wärmerer Gegenden mit feuchten Wintern aufweisen [...]
2. to tell something to someone or a group.
o My professor tried to impart her knowledge to us.
o The speaker imparted a great deal of wisdom to the group.
Tags:
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
edaphically
Function: adverb
Etymology: Greek edaphos bottom, ground
Date: circa 1900
1 : of or relating to the soil
2 : resulting from or influenced by the soil rather than the climate
Etymology: Greek edaphos bottom, ground
Date: circa 1900
1 : of or relating to the soil
2 : resulting from or influenced by the soil rather than the climate
Tags:
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
verbatim
Function: adjective/adverb
Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin, from Latin verbum word
Date: 15th century
being in or following the exact words => word-for-word
Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin, from Latin verbum word
Date: 15th century
being in or following the exact words => word-for-word
Tags:
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Tags:
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Tags:
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Source: Heathlands and related shrublands of the world
Flashcard set info:
Author: makesa
Main topic: Biology
Topic: General Terms
School / Univ.: Universität Bremen
City: Bremen
Published: 22.03.2010
Tags: Biodiversity, Scientific Papers
Card tags:
All cards (100)
no tags