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glasshouse

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Glasshouse: permanent structure [7]
2. the protection of pollinator colonies purposely placed in the glasshouse,
3. Glasshouse use: tomatoes, carnations, cucumbers, ornamentals, chrysanthemum and lettuce.
4. the protection of bees which should be prevented from accessing the glasshouse,
5. Glasshouse use: green peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, celeriac, parsley root, tobacco, berries, ornamentals.
6. Potatoes, onions, carrots, melons, strawberries, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, citrus crops, ornamentals, glasshouse soil fumigation, nursery soil fumigation.
7. Eggplants or tomatoes should be grown in a glasshouse with the following environmental conditions prior to inoculation:
8. Procedures for transfer of living material between the glasshouse/growth-room, protective structure and laboratory shall control dissemination of GMMs Minimise dissemination
9. Glasshouse soils, nursery soils, outdoor soils and potting soils prior to planting of fruit crops, vegetable crops, potatoes, herbs, flowers, bulbs, ornamental plants, perennial plants.
10. Commission Decision 85/215/EEC of 13 February 1985 on the preferential tariff charged to glasshouse growers for natural gas in the Netherlands (OJ L 97, 4.4.1985, p. 49).
11. The terms ‘glasshouse’ and ‘growth-room’ refer to a structure with walls, a roof and a floor designed and used principally for growing plants in a controlled and protected environment.
12. Field or glasshouse grown tomato plants: With a clean disinfected knife, remove the lowermost side shoot from each plant by cutting just above the joint with the main stem. Remove the lowermost 1cm segment from each side shoot.
13. Field or glasshouse grown tomato plants: With a clean disinfected knife, remove the lowermost side shoot from each plant by cutting just above the joint with the main stem.