- cryptobiosis.
Anhydrobiosis is the most
studied form of
cryptobiosis and
occurs in
situations of
extreme desiccation. The term
anhydrobiosis derives from...
-
entomologists as medico-legal
markers for the
postmortem interval ****essment.
Anhydrobiosis is the
ability of an
organism to
survive in the dry state. Anhydrobiotic...
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periods of
adverse conditions after desiccation. This
facility is
termed anhydrobiosis, and
organisms with
these capabilities are
termed anhydrobionts. Under...
- grow
bigger than
ordinary brine shrimp. They
undergo cryptobiosis or
anhydrobiosis, a
condition of
apparent lifelessness which allows them to
survive the...
- one of few
metazoans that can
withstand near
complete desiccation (
anhydrobiosis) in
order to
survive adverse environmental conditions. Slow desiccation...
- J, Cesàro A (August 2001). "Reversible
dehydration of
trehalose and
anhydrobiosis: from
solution state to an
exotic crystal?". Carbohydr. Res. 334 (3):...
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harsh environments by
entering a
state of desiccation-induced
dormancy (
anhydrobiosis) at any life stage. They are
often referred to as "ancient a****uals"...
- βιωτικός (biōtikós), βίωσις (bíōsis) abiogenesis, abiotic, aerobiology,
anhydrobiosis, anoxybiosis, antibiotic, astrobiology, autobiography, biocentrism,...
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natively expressed in
response to drought.
Dehydration Cryptobiosis Anhydrobiosis Hygrochasy Liberty Hyde
Bailey (1916). The
Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture...
- cases.
Depending on the environment, they may
enter this
state via
anhydrobiosis,
allowing tardigrades,
along with some
other micro-metazoans (such as...
