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organik

Fertilizers and chemicals that have been obtained from a source which is or has been alive. Also the general term used for a type of gardening using no chemical or synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.

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lëndë organike

Geografía; Geografía física

Mass of matter that contains living organisms or non-living material derived from organisms. Sometime refers to the organic constituents of soil. Also see soil organic matter.

lëndë organike

Jardín; Jardinería

Any material which originated as a living organism. (i.e. peat moss, compost, manure)

jo organike

Fármacos; Dispositivos médicos;

inorganic, is the opposite of organic, we also say ''Inorganic Chemistry''

formë organike

Literatura; Literatura general

Refers to works whose formal characteristics are not rigidly predetermined but follow the movement of thought or emotion being expressed. Such works are said to grow like living ...

neutral

Jardín; Jardinería

This is neither acid nor alkaline; pH 6.5 - 7.5.

klasik

Jardín; Jardinería

The word Classic means 'of the first class' and was first applied to the civilisation of anceint Greece and Rome. It then came to include renaissance art and is now used for ...

bimësi

Jardín; Jardinería

An all encompassing word for the plants of an area or territory.

virus

Jardín; Jardinería

A plant disease that cannot be eliminated by a chemical means. Some viruses have created stripped tulips. Most are feared by growers.

vullnetar

Jardín; Jardinería

Although this could be your best friend, helping out once in a while in the garden, this is a "not planted" specimen blown in from a neighbor's yard or a surprise, from a bird or ...

emër i zakonshëm

Jardín; Jardinería

The name by which plants are known by non-botanists. Plants that have a short history of cultivation may not have a common name. these names vary from country to country, even ...