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echard

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ec·hard  (khärd)
n.
Soil water not available for absorption by plants.

[From Greek ekhein, to hold back; see segh- in Indo-European roots + ardeia, irrigation (from ardein, to irrigate).]

echard [ˈɛkɑːd]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Environmental Science) water that is present in the soil but cannot be absorbed or otherwise utilized by plants
[from Greek ekhein to hold back + ardein to water]


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Preuss HG, Echard B, Bagchi D, Perricone NV, Zhuang C.
It is conceivable that other items in the group published before 1800 may also have been part of this shipment, for example, Echard, 1733; Catullus, 1772; Cowper, 1787; Le Sage, 1751; Lucian, 1736; Scarron, 1785; Seneca, 1764.
Fortune is a topic in all three sections: Sian Echard examines the topic in Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historia in the Latin original, and the First Variant and Welsh versions by focusing on the Leir episode; Norris J.
 
 
 
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