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| Terms for subject Environment (23140 entries) |
| gaswork (Place where gas, especially coal gas, is made) | impianto per la produzione di gas | |
| gaswork | impianto per la produzione di gas | |
| gate valve structure | vasca di deposito | |
| gateway deposit account | conto di deposito di transito | |
| gateway quantity | quantità di transito | |
| gaur | gaur | |
| gavials | gaviali | |
| Gdansk Convention on Fishing and Conservation of Living Resources in the Baltic Sea and the Belts | Convenzione di Danzica sulla pesca e sulla conservazione delle risorse biologiche del mar Baltico e dei Belts | |
| geckos | gechi | |
| gelling agent | gelificante | |
| gelling agent | sostanza gelificante | |
| gender issue | relazioni tra i sessi | |
| gender issue (A point, matter or dispute concerning the capabilities, societal roles or other differences and divisions between women and men, especially the relative weight of biological and physical difference versus culture and socialization as a cause of those distinctions) | relazioni tra i sessi | |
| gene (A unit of heredity composed of DNA occupying a fixed position on a chromosome. A gene may determine a characteristic of an individual by specifying a polypeptide chain that forms a protein or part of a protein (structural gene); or repress such operation (repressor gene)) | gene | |
| gene bank (Storehouses of seeds or vegetative tissue, kept in low humidity and temperature, to help maintain genetic diversity. Sometimes known as seed banks or germ plasm banks. their contents mostly originate from a wide range of primitive strains and wild crop varieties. The International Board for Plant Genetic Resources (IBPGR), which was established in 1974, promotes the collection, documentation, evaluation, conservation and eventual use of genetic resources of significant plant species. Gene banks are the subject of international controversy because they contain seeds that have mostly been acquired from the developing countries by the industrially rich countries, where they have been used in breeding programmes to develop new strains. Instead of taking decades over a traditional plant breeding programme by fertilization, it is now possible to manipulate directly the genes of plants, creating genetically modified organisms (GMOs), which are plants modified to give a higher resistance to disease and improved growth and yields and, therefore, increase the profit of the plant breeder and farmer) | banca di geni | |
| gene drift | deriva genetica | |
| gene exchange | scambio genetico | |
| gene exchange | scambio genico | |
| gene mutation | mutazione genetica | |
| gene mutation | mutazione genica |