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capote Explanation: La traducción de "mulch", is "capote". Es una especie de cobertor, algunas veces en viruta, que se usa para proteger objetos. Según Collins Dictionary, mulch: 1 capote. 2.cubrir con capote. suerte. |
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mixture of wet straw, leaves, etc spread around or over a plant to enrich or insulate the soil Explanation: cobertura de rastrojo (Routledge0 the Concise Oxford Dictionary |
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Cobertura Explanation: Estiércol y paja con que se cubren las plantas. Good luck! :) Appleton's New Cuy�s Dictionary. |
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abrigo vegetal Explanation: Hi, Eurodicautom says the following: mulch [1] Definition any loose covering on the surface of the soil,whether natural,such as litter,or deliberately applied organic residues like cut grass,straw,foliage,bark,or sawdust,or artificial materials like cellophane,glass-wool,metal foil,paper,plastic,or fibre Reference Helms,John A.,The Dict.of Forestry,1998,Soc.Am.Foresters [VE1,DF]; Ford-Robertson,Soc.Am.Foresters [VE1,NTE] Note {NTE} used mainly to conserve moisture and check weed growth,but also to protect from winter climate; {GRM} n.[1] Spanish Term abrigo vegetal and plastic film; mulch film Reference Agricultural machinery and equipment,CEMAGREF,1990 Note {DOM} miscellaneous field work Spanish Term 1)film plástico; filme plástico; 2)película plástica plastic mulch; plastic row cover; mulching with plastic film Reference Agricultural machinery and equipment,CEMAGREF,1990 Note {DOM} miscellaneous field work Spanish Term 1)acolchamiento con plásticos; cobertura con film plástico; tendido de filmes; 2)cobertura con película plástica; tendido de películas de plástico Hope this helps! Reference: http://eurodic.ip.lu/cgi-bin/edicbin/EuroDicWWW.pl |
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