substrate in Finnish
substrate in Finnish is aluskerros, substraatti, kasvualusta — substrate means the surface or material that something is built on, grown on, or attached to.
substrate in Finnish
aluskerros
An underlying layer; a substratum.
substraatti
(biology) A surface on which an organism grows, or to which an organism or an item is attached.
kasvualusta
(biology) A surface on which an organism grows, or to which an organism or an item is attached.
substraatti
What does "substrate" mean?
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noun The surface or material that something is built on, grown on, or attached to.
"Orchids grow on a bark substrate rather than in ordinary soil."
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noun In biochemistry, the molecule that an enzyme acts on and converts into a product.
"Each enzyme binds only the substrate that fits its active site."
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noun In ecology, the material at the bottom of a habitat in which organisms live or on which they feed.
"The river bed's gravel substrate supports a rich insect population."
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substrate in a sentence
- Orchids grow on a bark substrate rather than in ordinary soil.
- The circuit is printed onto a thin ceramic substrate.
- Each enzyme binds only the substrate that fits its active site.
- Lactose is the substrate for lactase.
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What is "substrate" in Finnish?
"substrate" in Finnish is aluskerros, substraatti, kasvualusta. substrate means: The surface or material that something is built on, grown on, or attached to.
How do you use "substrate" in a sentence?
Example: "Orchids grow on a bark substrate rather than in ordinary soil." In Finnish, "substrate" is aluskerros, substraatti, kasvualusta.
Are there other ways to say "substrate" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "substrate": aluskerros, substraatti, kasvualusta.
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