Your question has two answers, and maybe more. As with regard to the roots of a plant, it refers to larger trees that are designed to be relocated either from a nursery or within a landscape, whereupon the plant or tree needs to "rest" for a time, to regenerate new roots that will make the transplant more successful. Generally, the tree or large bush is dug, and sits in place with additional irrigation, with the hope that is will generate new roots. And, then after a designated time, it is moved to it's new location.
The other term off hardening off refers to plant trimming, prior to winter, or even fertilization, whereupon you coax new growth, in the attempt that new growth will turn from tender to adult leaf, prior to a potential freeze. Seedlings also harden off, but I can't say about that.
The medical terminology combining form -sclerosis means abnormal hardening of tissue or parts of the body. Examples include atherosclerosis in blood vessels and multiple sclerosis in the nervous system.
Sclero means a hardening from the greek word "skleros". Sclerosis means a hardening of the skin.
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The hardening of the uterus at 24 weeks can mean different things including preparing the body for birth. It can also be a sign of endometriosis.
Yes, the medical terminology combining form -sclerosis means abnormal hardening.
The suffix is from the Greek, πώρωσις, which means "hardening".
arterio and athero mean "of the arteries"sclerosis means "hardening
Hardening of the arteries is bad as it decreases blood flow and limits the amount of oxygen in the body. It can lead to heart attacks and strokes when pieces of plaque break off and block the passages.
mostly is the hardening done by induction hardening machine, I know also manufactures that do this using the flame hardening method.
in my opinion surface hardening is applied only on the surface while the true hardening is applied in the whole part of the metal....
what the was on tooth hardening day?
Arteriosclerosis is hardening of the arteries.