Usage examples of "spring wheat" in English with translation to Russian

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The impact of elevated CO2 on stomatal conductance was incorporated into the DO3SE model by multiplying gmax with a factor of 0.65, based on the measured reduction of gmax in a free air carbon dioxide enrichment (FACE) study with spring wheat, where CO2 concentrations were raised to 550 ppm. Воздействие повышенной концентрации CO2 на устьичную проводимость было учтено в модели ОО3МО путем умножения параметра gmax на коэффициент 0,65, выведенный на основе измеренного сокращения значений gmax в ходе исследования влияния насыщения атмосферного воздуха углекислым газом (FACE) на яровую пшеницу, в ходе которого концентрация CO2 была увеличена до 550 чмлн.
I prefer spring to fall. Я предпочитаю весну осени.
Flour is made from wheat. Мука сделана из пшеницы.
It will be spring soon. Скоро весна.
Can you tell wheat from barley? Ты можешь отличить ячмень от пшеницы?
The long cruel winter at last came to an end, giving place to a gentle warm spring. Долгая суровая зима наконец-то подошла к концу, уступив место тёплой весне.
This wheat is made into flour. Из этой пшеницы делают муку.
I don't like spring. Я не люблю весну.
How much wheat does each field yield? Какой урожай пшеницы приносит каждое поле?
Spring is over and summer has come. Весна прошла, настало лето.
A farm boy accidentally overturned his wagonload of wheat on the road. Мальчик с фермы случайно опрокинул тележку зерна на дорогу.
In Switzerland, spring comes in May. В Швейцарии весна наступает в мае.
Can you tell barley and wheat apart by just quickly looking at it? Ты можешь отличить овёс от пшеницы, просто посмотрев на них?
It's spring. Весна.
Because of the poor harvest, wheat prices have gone up in the last six months. Из-за плохого урожая цены на зерно взлетели в последние шесть месяцев.
Spring has come later this year compared with last year. Весна в этом году пришла позже, по сравнению с прошлым.
We grow wheat here. Мы выращиваем пшеницу здесь.
They usually shear sheep in spring. Они обычно стригут овец весной.
Bread is made from wheat. Хлеб делают из пшеницы.
Do you like spring or autumn? Тебе нравится весна или осень?
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