acclimatisation
1Acclimatisation — (Acclimatisirung), die Gewöhnung eines organischen Wesens an ein fremdes Klima; geschieht bei manchen Pflanzen u. Thieren leicht, bei andern schwer od. gar nicht; am leichtesten,[73] wenn das Klima der alten Heimath dem der neuen ähnlich ist. Am… …
2acclimatisation — (Brit.) n. process of adjusting to a new environment; habituation (also acclimatization) …
3acclimatisation — aklimatizacija statusas T sritis augalininkystė apibrėžtis Augalo pratinimas ir pripratimas prie kitokio klimato. atitikmenys: angl. acclimatisation rus. акклиматизация …
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4Acclimatisation society — Acclimatisation societies were societies created in order to enrich the fauna of a region with animals and plants from around the world. The first such society was La Societé Zoologique d Acclimatation founded in Paris in 1854 by Isidore Geoffroy …
5acclimatisation — adaptation to a new environment by a population by selection …
6acclimatisation — noun Alternative spelling of acclimatization …
7acclimatisation — noun adaptation to a new climate (a new temperature or altitude or environment) • Syn: ↑acclimatization, ↑acclimation • Derivationally related forms: ↑acclimate (for: ↑acclimation), ↑acclimatise, ↑ …
8Acclimatisation Society — an organisation in Australia in the mid nineteenth century set up to introduce familiar European species, e.g. roach, Rutilus rutilus, a cyprinid …
9acclimatisation society — /əˌklaɪmətaɪˈzeɪʃən səsaɪəti/ (say uh.kluymuhtuy zayshuhn suhsuyuhtee) noun (in Australia and New Zealand) a society formed to introduce flora and fauna from abroad in the hope of acclimatising them to the local environment and so enriching it.… …
10acclimatisations — acclimatisation (Brit.) n. process of adjusting to a new environment; habituation (also acclimatization) …
