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kranz - translation to russian
СТРАНИЦА ЗНАЧЕНИЙ В ПРОЕКТЕ ВИКИМЕДИА
Kranz
kranz
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Kranz (disambiguation)
[krænts]
существительное
Южная Африка
отвесный скалистый обрыв
отвесные скалы
kranz structure
общая лексика
кранц-структура (анатомическое строение стебля C4 растений)
C4 plant
![[[Leaf]] anatomy in most {{C4}} plants. <br /> A: [[Mesophyll]] cell<br />B: [[Chloroplast]]<br />C: [[Vascular tissue]]<br />D: [[Bundle sheath cell]]<br /> E: [[Stoma]]<br /> F: [[Vascular tissue]]<br />1. {{CO2}} is fixed to produce a four-carbon molecule ([[malate]] or [[aspartate]]).<br /> 2. The molecule exits the cell and enters the bundle sheath cells.<br /> 3. It is then broken down into {{CO2}} and [[pyruvate]]. {{CO2}} enters the [[Calvin cycle]] to produce carbohydrates.<br /> 4. Pyruvate reenters the mesophyll cell, where it is reused to produce malate or aspartate.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/C4 Plant Anatomy.svg?width=200 "[[Leaf]] anatomy in most {{C4}} plants. <br /> A: [[Mesophyll]] cell<br />B: [[Chloroplast]]<br />C: [[Vascular tissue]]<br />D: [[Bundle sheath cell]]<br /> E: [[Stoma]]<br /> F: [[Vascular tissue]]<br />1. {{CO2}} is fixed to produce a four-carbon molecule ([[malate]] or [[aspartate]]).<br /> 2. The molecule exits the cell and enters the bundle sheath cells.<br /> 3. It is then broken down into {{CO2}} and [[pyruvate]]. {{CO2}} enters the [[Calvin cycle]] to produce carbohydrates.<br /> 4. Pyruvate reenters the mesophyll cell, where it is reused to produce malate or aspartate.")
![Cross section of a [[maize]] leaf, a {{C4}} plant. Kranz anatomy (rings of cells) shown](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Cross section of maize, a C4 plant..jpg?width=200 "Cross section of a [[maize]] leaf, a {{C4}} plant. Kranz anatomy (rings of cells) shown")
PHOTOSYNTHETIC PROCESS USED BY SOME PLANTS
C4 plants; C4 photosynthesis; C4 plant; C4 crops; C4 crop; C4 pathway; C₄ carbon fixation; Kranz anatomy; C4 cycle; Kranz Anatomy; Hatch-Slack pathway; C-4 pathway; C-4 Photosynthesis; C 4 Photosynthesis; C-4 cycle; C4 carbon cycle; C4 Photosynthesis; C4 Rice Project; C4 fixation; C4 photosynthetic
общая лексика
C4-растение (по типу фотосинтеза)
Wikipedia
Кранц
Кранц (нем. Crantz; фр. Krantz; от нидерл. Krans — венок) — многозначное слово:
- Кранц — прокладка между судном и пристанью, защищающая от повреждений борт корабля (судна) и место хранения снарядов на корабле.
- Кранц — старое немецкое название города Зеленоградск в Калининградской области.
- Кранц — граверная подушка — тяжёлая кожаная или парусиновая круглая подушка, туго набитая песком. Диаметр кранца 180—200 мм. Служит он подкладкой под крепежную дощечку или настольные деревянные тисочки для свободного маневрирования изделием при гравировании. Кранц — самое простое и распространенное граверное приспособление.
- Кранц — квартал Гамбурга.
Examples of use of kranz
1. Spinach growers are working on new food safety standards, said Dave Kranz, a spokesman for the California Farm Bureau Federation. When something like this happens everyone goes back and checks and double–checks their process,‘‘ Kranz said.
2. The situation indicates a larger problem within the farming and distribution process, federation spokesman Dave Kranz said.
3. "Some days you say ‘Will it ever quit?‘ " Kranz mused about the go–go nature of his state‘s politics.
4. Even in rich California, "there‘s been no significant reservoir construction for many years," said Dave Kranz, a spokesman for the state Farm Bureau.
5. "If he saw you once and saw you three weeks later, he‘d remember you," says David Kranz, longtime political columnist for Sioux Falls‘ Argus–Leader.
