português
transplante catalão
trasplantament 
The act of removing something from one location and introducing it in another location.
russo
пикировка espanhol
trasplante 
Sinônimos
Examples for "repotting"
Examples for "repotting"
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The method of repotting will depend on the nature of the plant.
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After repotting, keep in a temperature of fifty to fifty-five degrees at night.
3
Tip the plants gently out of their containers to see if they need repotting.
4
The time for repotting house plants is at the beginning of their growing season.
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Most of these will appreciate a yearly repotting or rejuvenation.
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The orange and lemon will do better in transplanting than the others.
2
They thrive in that particular soil, but will not often bear transplanting.
3
The transplanting of a people breaks the successions and associations of history.
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From the time of transplanting, it is watched with the greatest care.
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Would it increase the facilities for transplanting the ideas of American authors?
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It is a risky business transplanting tropical flowers into our cold climate.
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So when my other transplanting grows tiresome, I fall upon my phlox.
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Nature does not suspend her operations in transplanting from earth to heaven!
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This method has been most successful in transplanting palms and trees in general.
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Myanmar officials have also shown interest in transplanting Singapore's bureaucratic and governance expertise.
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Cauliflowers, after transplanting, require no particular skill during summer, and not much labor.
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The rule of absolutism forced the transplanting of a democratic church.
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Little is known of the safety of transplanting islet cells with microbial contamination.
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Turning the soil in a water-filed sementera, showing women transplanting rice
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Some of the flowers in bloom, too, would not bear transplanting.
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The transplanting had not only been a shambles; it had been a scandal.
