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na | Voyez ci-dessous! |
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na | primary/main branches |
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Voyez ci-dessous! Explanation: Chez les arbres fruitiers, qualifie chacune des branches dont l'ensemble, depuis celles qui sont insérées sur le tronc jusqu'à celles qui portent les branches fruitières, ou coursonnes, forment la charpente de l'arbre. [CILF. - Commission d'agriculture. - 1980.]. Pas beaucoup d'anglais! Grand dictionnaire terminologique |
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primary/main branches Explanation: Domaine(s) : agriculture 1 / 1 horticulture secondary branch sous-charpentière n. f. Syn. branche secondaire n. f. charpentière secondaire n. f. sous-mère n. f. Déf. : Branche formée des ramifications des branches primaires. [1985] Also found this entry in LGDT. My reasoning is that if this means a secondary branch, charpentière should mean primary or main branch, as you suggested. You might also consider using something along the lines of "framework of main branches". You might find this website useful, as well: http://interactive.usask.ca/skinteractive/modules/forestry/t... Hope this helps you out! Reference: http://www.granddictionnaire.com |
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