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Definition
Synonym
Stickstoffmangel
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Stickstoffmangel
m
biol.
nitrogen deficiency; nitrogen shortage
unter
Stickstoffmangel
leidend
adj
biol.
nitrogen-deficient
Stickstoffmangel
m
biol.
nitrogen deficiency; nitrogen shortage
unter
Stickstoffmangel
leidend
adj
biol.
nitrogen-deficient
Deutsche
Stickstoffmangel Synonyme
Englische
nitrogen deficiency; nitrogen shortage Synonyme
nitrogen
acetylene
ammonia
argon
asphyxiating gas
butane
carbon dioxide
carbon monoxide
castor-bean meal
chlorine
coal gas
commercial fertilizer
compost
dressing
dung
enrichener
ethane
ether
ethylene
fertilizer
fluorine
formaldehyde
guano
helium
hydrogen
illuminating gas
krypton
lewisite
manure
marsh gas
methane
muck
mustard gas
natural gas
neon
night soil
nitrate
organic fertilizer
oxygen
ozone
phosphate
poison gas
propane
radon
sewer gas
superphosphate
xenon
Stickstoffmangel Definition
Deficiency
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
deficient
Nitrogen
(
n.
)
A
colorless
nonmetallic
element,
tasteless
and
odorless,
comprising
four
fifths
of
the
atmosphere
by
volume.
It
is
chemically
very
inert
in
the
free
state,
and
as
such
is
incapable
of
supporting
life
(hence
the
name
azote
still
used
by
French
chemists)
Shortage
(
n.
)
Amount
or
extent
of
deficiency,
as
determined
by
some
requirement
or
standard
nitrogen deficiency; nitrogen shortage Bedeutung
insufficiency
inadequacy
deficiency
lack
of
an
adequate
quantity
or
number,
the
inadequacy
of
unemployment
benefits
deficit
shortage
shortfall
the
property
of
being
an
amount
by
which
something
is
less
than
expected
or
required,
new
blood
vessels
bud
out
from
the
already
dilated
vascular
bed
to
make
up
the
nutritional
deficit
moronity
mental
deficiency
mild
mental
retardation
nitrogen
narcosis
confused
or
stuporous
state
caused
by
high
levels
of
dissolved
nitrogen
in
the
blood,
deep-sea
divers
can
suffer
nitrogen
narcosis
from
breathing
air
under
high
pressure
high-vitamin
diet
vitamin-deficiency
diet
a
diet
designed
to
patients
with
vitamin
deficiencies
mass
defect
mass
deficiency
the
amount
by
which
the
mass
of
an
atomic
nucleus
is
less
than
the
sum
of
the
masses
of
its
constituent
particles
nitrogen
cycle
the
circulation
of
nitrogen,
nitrates
from
the
soil
are
absorbed
by
plants
which
are
eaten
by
animals
that
die
and
decay
returning
the
nitrogen
back
to
the
soil
nitrogen
fixation
the
assimilation
of
atmospheric
nitrogen
by
soil
bacteria
and
its
release
for
plant
use
on
the
death
of
the
bacteria
nitrogen
balance
the
balance
between
the
amount
of
nitrogen
taken
in
(to
the
soil
or
the
body)
and
the
amount
given
off
(lost
or
excreted)
AIDS
acquired
immune
deficiency
syndrome
a
serious
(often
fatal)
disease
of
the
immune
system
transmitted
through
blood
products
especially
by
sexual
contact
or
contaminated
needles
color
blindness
colour
blindness
color
vision
deficiency
colour
vision
deficiency
genetic
inability
to
distinguish
differences
in
hue
iron
deficiency
anemia
iron
deficiency
anaemia
a
form
of
anemia
due
to
lack
of
iron
in
the
diet
or
to
iron
loss
as
a
result
of
chronic
bleeding
deficiency
disease
any
disease
caused
by
a
lack
of
an
essential
nutrient
(as
a
vitamin
or
mineral)
zinc
deficiency
a
deficiency
caused
by
inadequate
zinc
in
the
diet
or
by
liver
disease
or
cystic
fibrosis
or
other
diseases
lack
deficiency
want
the
state
of
needing
something
that
is
absent
or
unavailable,
there
is
a
serious
lack
of
insight
into
the
problem,
water
is
the
critical
deficiency
in
desert
regions,
for
want
of
a
nail
the
shoe
was
lost
dearth
famine
shortage
an
acute
insufficiency
mineral
deficiency
lack
of
a
mineral
micronutrient
that
is
essential
for
normal
nutrition
or
metabolism
lactose
intolerance
lactase
deficiency
milk
intolerance
congenital
disorder
consisting
of
an
inability
to
digest
milk
and
milk
products,
absence
or
deficiency
of
lactase
results
in
an
inability
to
hydrolyze
lactose
nitrogen
N
atomic
number
a
common
nonmetallic
element
that
is
normally
a
colorless
odorless
tasteless
inert
diatomic
gas,
constitutes
percent
of
the
atmosphere
by
volume,
a
constituent
of
all
living
tissues
nitrogen
oxide
any
of
several
oxides
of
nitrogen
formed
by
the
action
of
nitric
acid
on
oxidizable
materials,
present
in
car
exhausts
nitrogen
dioxide
a
highly
poisonous
brown
gas
(NO)
liquid
nitrogen
nitrogen
in
a
liquid
state
nitrogen
mustard
a
toxic
compound
resembling
mustard
gas
in
structure,
important
in
cancer
treatment
nitrogen
trichloride
Agene
a
yellow
pungent
volatile
oil
(trade
name
Agene)
formerly
used
for
bleaching
and
aging
flour
nitrogen-fixing
contributing
to
the
process
of
nitrogen
fixation
nitrogenous
nitrogen-bearing
of
or
relating
to
or
containing
nitrogen
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