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Invasive species

Deutsch: Invasive Arten, Español: Especies invasoras, Português: Espécies invasoras, Français: Espèces envahissantes, Italiano: Specie invasive

Invasive species in the environmental context refers to an organism (plant, animal, or microbe) that is non-native to a particular ecosystem and whose introduction causes or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health. They are one of the leading drivers of biodiversity loss worldwide.

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Inverter

An Inverter is a device which converts DC electricity to AC.

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Ion

An Ion is an electrically charged atom in which the number of Electrons does not equal the number of protons.

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Ionization

An Ionization is the process whereby a neutral atom or molecule becomes negatively or positively charged by acquiring or losing an electron.

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Ionizing radiation

An Ionizing radiation is any type of radiation capable of producing ionization in materials it contacts; includes high-energy charged particles such as alpha and beta rays, and nonparticulate radiation such as gamma rays and X-rays.

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IPM

An IPM is an integrated approach to controlling plant pests using careful monitoring of pests and weeds. It may include use of natural predators, chemical agents and crop rotations.

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Irreversibilities

Irreversibilities are Changes that, once set in motion, cannot be reversed, at least on human time scales.

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Irrigation

Deutsch: Bewässerung / Español: Riego / Português: Irrigação / Français: Irrigation / Italiano: Irrigazione /

An Irrigation is Supplying water to grass, trees, and other plants.

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Irrigation districts

Irrigation districts are Special units of local government that control the Bulk of surface water supplies in the West (Smith and Vaughan, 1988).

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Irrigation field practices

Irrigation field practices are Techniques that keep water in the field, more efficiently distribute water across the field, or encourage the retention of soil moisture (Kromm and White, 1990).

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