Übersetzung für 'boreal' von Englisch nach Deutsch

boreal {adj} [northern]

nördlich

boreal {adj} [relating to the north]

Nord-

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boreal {adj}

Nordwind-

boreal

[den Nordwind betreffend]

Boreal {adj}

borealbot.geol.

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Boreal

Boreal {n}geol.

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boreal (coniferous) forest

borealer Nadelwald {m}for.

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bitter (boreal) daisy [Erigeron acris, syn.: Erigeron acer]

Raues Berufkraut {n}bot.T

Echtes Berufkraut {n}bot.T

Scharfes Berufkraut {n}bot.T

boreal alopecurus [Alopecurus alpinus, syn.: A. alpinus alpinus, A. behringianus, A. borealis, A. glaucus, A. magellanicus]

Gerards Fuchsschwanz {m}bot.T

Anden-Fuchsschwanzgras {n}bot.T

Alpen-Fuchsschwanz / Alpenfuchsschwanz {m}bot.T

boreal astarte [Astarte borealis, syn.: A. bornholmi, A. lactea, A. nordi, A. semisulcata, Crassina corrugata, C. depressa, Mactra veneriformis, Tridonta borealis]

Nördliche Astarte {f} [Meeresmuschel]zool.T

boreal aster [Aster alpinus, syn.: A. hirsutus, A. hispanicus] [preliminary binomial]

Blaues Bergsternkraut {n}bot.T

Alpen-Aster / Alpenaster {f}bot.T

Blaue Gamswurz {f} [Alpen-Aster]bot.T

Alpen-Sternblume / Alpensternblume {f}bot.T

Blaue Gamsblüh {f} [Alpen-Aster]bot.T

boreal bluet [Enallagma boreale]

Nördliche Becherazurjungfer {f} [Libellenart]entom.T

boreal bog sedge [Carex magellanica ssp. irrigua, syn.: Carex paupercula]

Riesel-Segge {f}bot.T

Alpen-Schlamm-Segge {f}bot.T

boreal chickadee [Poecile hudsonicus, syn.: Poecile hudsonica, Parus hudsonicus]

Hudsonmeise {f}orn.T

boreal fleabane [Erigeron alpiniformis, syn.: E. borealis, E. borealis var. alpiniformis]

Nordisches Berufkraut {n}bot.T

boreal flicker [Colaptes auratus]

Goldspecht {m}orn.T

Kupferspecht {m}orn.T

boreal foxtail [Alopecurus alpinus, syn.: A. alpinus alpinus, A. behringianus, A. borealis, A. glaucus, A. magellanicus]

Anden-Fuchsschwanzgras {n}bot.T

Alpen-Fuchsschwanz / Alpenfuchsschwanz {m}bot.T

boreal hairysnail / hairy snail [Trichotropis borealis, syn.: T. (Ariadnaria) borealis, T. atlantica, T. conica, T. costellata, T. inermis, T. saintjohnensis, Ariadnaria borealis]

Trichotropis borealis {f} [Meeresschneckenart]zool.T

boreal lady's mantle [Alchemilla venosula]

Julisch-Frauenmantel {m}bot.T

boreal limpet [Lottia borealis]

Lottia borealis {f} [Meeresschneckenart]zool.T

boreal oakmoss / oak moss lichen [Evernia mesomorpha, syn.: E. thamnodes]

Strauchige Bandflechte {f}mycol.T

boreal owl [Am.] [Aegolius funereus]

Raufußkauz {m}orn.T

Rauhfußkauz {m} [alt]orn.T

boreal pixie-cup lichen [Cladonia borealis]

Nordische Scharlach-Becherflechte {f}mycol.T

boreal starwort [Stellaria borealis]

Nordische Sternmiere {f}bot.T

boreal toad [Bufo boreas]

Nordkröte {f}zool.T

Polarkröte {f}zool.T

boreal topsnail [Calliostoma occidentale]

Boreale Kreiselschnecke {f}zool.T

boreal vetch [Vicia cracca]

Vogel-Wicke {f}bot.T

boreal wormwood [Artemisia campestris ssp. borealis, syn.: A. campestris]

Nordischer Beifuß {m}bot.T

boreal wormwood [Artemisia campestris]

Feld-Beifuß {m}bot.T

• Additional programs administered by this venture include the conservation of the western boreal forest ecology in the Taiga Plains, Taiga Cordillera, Boreal Cordillera, Taiga Shield and Boreal Plains.
• Ice Mountain's ice vents provide a habitat for boreal species of plants commonly found in Subarctic regions.
• Subsequent to the original Blytt-Sernander scheme, the first stage of the Boreal was divided off as a Pre-boreal transitional phase, followed by the Boreal proper.
• Boreal species are adapted to a long and cold winter, and most of these species can tolerate colder winter temperatures than winters in most of Norway.
• The boreal forest sub-zone has fairly dense stands that mostly contain boreal softwood species and light-leaved deciduous trees.

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• The most common fish of the boreal group found in the area are cod ("Gadus morhua"), white hake ("Urophycis tenuis") and winter skate ("Raja ocellatus").
• The animals in the reserve are typical of the southern range of the mixed boreal-forest subdomain of the Palaearctic region: grouse, boreal owl, hare, lynx, brown bear, and others.
• Less than 14% of Alberta's boreal forest remains intact.
• In 2005, the Pembina Institute published a report on the Canada Boreal Initiative, which sought to quantify the full economic value of goods and services provided by Canada's Boreal region.
• The trees in the park are mainly black spruce and balsam fir which are similar to the Canadian boreal forest.

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• Ribbed bog moss is frequent in arctic to subboreal wetlands.