Definition
Definition of exclosure - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
conservationTECH. fenced area keeping animals out for protection or studyTECH.
- The exclosure helped the plants to recover from grazing.
- Researchers monitored the exclosure to study plant growth.
- The exclosure prevented deer from eating the young trees.
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fenced area keeping animals out for protection or study
Origin of exclosure
Latin, ex (out) + claudere (to close)
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- French:réserve, ...
- German:Schutzgehege, ...
- Italian:area protetta, ...
- Spanish:área de exclusión, ...
- Portuguese:recinto de exclusão, ...
- Chinese:围栏区, ...
- Japanese:囲い地, ...
- Arabic:مِنْطَقَةُ عَزْلٍ, ...
- Hebrew:אֵזוֹר מְגוּדָּר, ...
- Russian:ограждение, ...
- Ukrainian:огороджена територія, ...
- Hindi:बाड़ा, ...
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