to rogue out

French translation: arracher

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English term or phrase:to rogue out
French translation:arracher
Entered by: Solen Fillatre

09:10 Jan 27, 2016
English to French translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Botany
English term or phrase: to rogue out
These plants should be rendered non-viable and disposed of by a means acceptable to the regulatory authority.
A common method is to ***rogue out*** (i.e. remove) prohibited plants and then burn or bury them on the trial site.
Solen Fillatre
France
Local time: 17:08
arracher
Explanation:
ROGUE verb transitive [1764]: To free (a crop) from inferior, diseased, or otherwise unwanted plants or seedlings. Also: to take out (inferior or diseased individuals) from a crop. [from the noun: A plant or seedling in a crop that is considered inferior, or exhibits variation from the parental or standard type]. [[However, the origin of the noun is unknown.]] Both chronology and the difference in meaning argue against a suggested connection with Middle French, French rogue haughty, arrogant (1567)
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5arracher
FX Fraipont (X)
5déraciner
Drmanu49
3Se débarrasser
Chakib Roula


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Se débarrasser


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Chakib Roula
Algeria
Local time: 17:08
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arracher


Explanation:
ROGUE verb transitive [1764]: To free (a crop) from inferior, diseased, or otherwise unwanted plants or seedlings. Also: to take out (inferior or diseased individuals) from a crop. [from the noun: A plant or seedling in a crop that is considered inferior, or exhibits variation from the parental or standard type]. [[However, the origin of the noun is unknown.]] Both chronology and the difference in meaning argue against a suggested connection with Middle French, French rogue haughty, arrogant (1567)
http://www.wordwizard.com/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=22706


FX Fraipont (X)
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déraciner


Explanation:
Il ne faut surtout pas qu'il en reste un seul élément.

Drmanu49
France
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