- Fruit tissue
- Тонкая слабоклееная бумага односторонней или машинной гладкости, иногда пропитанная специальными веществами, предохраняющими фрукты от гниения;
Упаковочная бумага для фруктов.
Краткий толковый словарь по полиграфии. 2010.
Fruit tissue
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fruit spot — ▪ plant pathology symptom of plant disease, usually caused by fungi and bacteria. A spot is a definite, localized area. Spots frequently enlarge and merge to form a rot, a softening discoloration and often a disintegration of tissue. All fruits… … Universalium
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