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nutrient ['nju:trɪənt] n
gen.	Baustoff m; Nährstoff m; Ausgangssubstrate n
agric.	Düngstoff m
agric., health., anim.husb.	Nährstofflösung f
chem.	Nahrung f (Nährstoff)
food.ind.	Nahrungsstoff m
med.	Nutriens n; Nährsubstanz f; Nahrung f; nahrhaft (nutricius); nutritiv
nutrients n
gen.	Nährstoffe m
chem.	Lebensmittel n
nutrient Chemical elements which are involved in the construction of living tissue and which are needed by both plant and animal. The most important in terms of bulk are carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, with other essential ones including nitrogen, potassium, calcium, sulphur and phosphorus n
environ.	Nährstoff m
Nutrient ['nju:trɪənt] n
environ.	Nährstoff m
nutrient ['nju:trɪənt] adj.
gen.	nährend

nutrient: 300 phrase in 23 subjects

Agriculture	60
Agronomy	6
Biology	2
Chemistry	22
Construction	1
Earth sciences	1
Economy	1
Education	1
Environment	22
Food industry	9
Forestry	1
General	22
Health care	12
Life sciences	3
Materials science	1
Medical	53
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	70
Natural sciences	4
Pharmacy and pharmacology	2
Physics	3
Sewage and wastewater treatment	1
Soil science	1
Technology	2