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Перевод: soybean

[существительное]
соевый боб; соя

Тезаурус:

1. The shift from labour intensive coffee growing to capital-intensive soybean production in Brazil created unemployment for tens of thousands of workers in the early sixties (Burbach and Flynn 1980).
2. The soybean sting in Chicago had been his.
3. The species are Chlamydomonas , C.reinhardtii (67); Neurospora , N.crassa (8); Aspergillus , A.nidulans (77, 14); yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae (66); Prototheca , P.wickerhamii ; Marchantia , M.polymorpha (12); wheat, Triticium aestivum (65); maize, Zea mays (78); Oenothera , O.berteriana (79); soybean, Glycine max (80); pea, Pisum sativum (81); Drosophila , D.melanogaster (82); chicken, Gallus gallus (83); Xenopus , X.laevis (84); bovine, Bos tauris (85); human, Homo sapiens (86).
4. In the south of Brazil there are multi-million-dollar soybean processing plants owned by multinationals and surrounded by large-scale mechanised farms.
5. It has been estimated that in this way US soybean plantations leak about 30 billion cubic metres of hydrogen annually.
6. The other older one had been in Chicago, moved to Washington less than a year back, and Erlich knew his name because he'd the distinction of having run the sting in the Board of Trade's soybean futures pit.
7. Future foods may come from leaf protein, the winged bean (the tropic's answer to the soybean) and dozens of fruits including the pummelo (a large citrus fruit from Southeast Asia), the soursop from South America and the mangosteen from Malaysia.
8. In Brazil, Anticarsia gemmatalis NPV is used to control velvetbean caterpillar on around 1 million ha of soybean.
9. Briefly, approximately 100 mg pancreatic tissue from each animal was homogenized in a medium containing 0.25 M sucrose, 1 mM ethylenediaminetetra acetic acid (EDTA) and 25 mg% soybean trypsin inhibitor in a Dounce homogeniser (using five up and down strokes of the "B" pestle).
10. A study commissioned by the US Environmental Protection Agency has estimated that between 60 and 360 million people could go hungry as a direct result of the effects of climate change on wheat, rice, maize and soybean yields.
11. Fantastic to have run two agents inside the sealed world of the soybean futures pit.
12. Chemical companies are assuming that nations will turn desperately to the creation of new crops - like the recently produced soybean, which has been bred with genes from the flounder fish to increase its cold tolerance.
13. Questions of health or the rights of animals must be regarded sceptically - unless of course the health and human rights of the labourer in the rice paddy or soybean field count for less - which is probably closer to the truth.