I. culture [ˈkʌltʃər, брит. -əʳ] СУЩ.
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The production of cultured pearls requires the grafting of a pearl nucleus, together with a portion of mantle tissue from a donor into a recipient oyster.
en.wikipedia.org Some of the paddlefish are polycultured in carp ponds, and sold to restaurants while others are cultured for brood stock and caviar production.
en.wikipedia.org Not to mention the many bacteria that could not be cultured under laboratory settings due to inadequate environment and symbiosis needs.
en.wikipedia.org Attention switched to cultured pearls and pearl farms sprang up, capitalising on the fact that maxima pinctada oysters thrived in the area's sub-tropical waters.
www.dailymail.co.uk Today, more than 99% of all pearls sold worldwide are cultured pearls.
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