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| Terms for subject Environment (21638 entries) |
| bacias hidrográficas | hydrographic basin (1. The drainage basin of a stream. 2. An area occupied by a lake and its drainage basin) | |
| bacias hidrográficas | river basin development (Any growth, maturation or change in an area of land drained by a river and its tributaries) | |
| bacias hidrográficas | watershed (The dividing line between two adjacent river systems, such as a ridge) | |
| bacias hidrográficas | river basin development | |
| bacias hidrográficas (desenvolvimento) | hydrographic basin | |
| bacias hidrográficas internacionais | international river basin (Land area drained by a river and its tributaries whose waters are situated in and utilized by two or more countries) | |
| bacias hidrográficas internacionais | international river basin | |
| bacias lacustres | lake basin (1. The depression in the Earth's surface occupied or formerly occupied by a lake and containing its shore features. 2. The area from which a lake receives drainage) | |
| bacias sedimentárias | sedimentary basin (A geomorphic feature of the earth in which the surface has subsided for a prolonged time, including deep ocean floors, intercontinental rifts and elevated and interior drainage basins) | |
| bacias sedimentárias | sedimentary basin | |
| bacilariofíceas | bacillariophyceae | |
| bactéria aeróbia | aerobic bacteria | |
| bactéria do solo | soil bacteria | |
| bactéria fixadora de azoto | azotobacter | |
| bactéria que se alimenta de combustível | bacteria feeding on oil | |
| bactérias | bacterium (Group of single-cell micro-organisms, the smallest of the living organisms. Some are vital to sustain life, while others are responsible for causing highly dangerous human diseases, such as anthrax, tetanus and tuberculosis. Bacteria are found everywhere, in the soil, water and air) | |
| bactérias | bacteria | |
| bactérias | bacterium | |
| bactérias coliformes | coliform bacterium (A group of bacteria that are normally abundant in the intestinal tracts of human and other warm-blooded animals and are used as indicators (being measured as the number of individuals found per millilitre of water) when testing the sanitary quality of water) | |
| bactérias coliformes | coliform bacterium |