fibra

fibra

1. Una estructura del tejido de un órgano, fina, similar a un hilo. 2. En la dieta, cadenas de hidratos de carbono complejos (celulosa) que no son digeribles.

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fibras musculares

Biology; Cell biology

Long, multinucleated cells found in skeletal muscles; made up of myofibrils. One of the four major groups of vertebrate cell/tissue types. Muscle cells contract/relax, allowing ...

fibra óptica

Physics; General physics

Hilo largo y delgado de sílice fundido, que se utiliza para transmitir la luz, sobre la base de la reflexión total interna.

fibra cruda

Agriculture; Animal feed

A chemical method used to describe the indigestible portion of plant material. Not a useful value for analyzing feeds for ruminants but still commonly used for monogastrics.

gerbera

Plants; Flowers

With many layers and rays of petals, these flowers are from the sunflower family. They come in multiple colors, shapes and sizes. The flower center is sometimes black.

gypsophilia

Plants; Flowers

This species is part of the pink family. Tall, with white or pink petals that are small and fragrant.

aliento de bebé

Plants; Flowers

This species is part of the pink family. Tall, with white or pink petals that are small and fragrant.

coxcomb

Plants; Flowers

An ornamental plant that is also easy to grow and edible, the coxcomb flower uniquely resembles a feathery flame. It can be purple, red, or yellow.

calla

Plants; Flowers

Having characteristic heart-shaped leaves and a white swathe surrounding a yellow inflorescence.

campanas de Irlanda

Plants; Flowers

Bells of Ireland have tiny white flowers surrounded by large green calyces or sepals. Part of the mint family, these flowers grow tall in height, averaging about one metre in ...