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sere
sere 1 also sear C0209100 (sîr)adj. Withered; dry: sere vegetation at the edge of the desert.
[Middle English, from Old English sēar.]
sere 2 C0209100 (sîr)n. The entire sequence of ecological communities successively occupying an area from the initial stage to the climax.
[From series.]sere (sɪə) or searadjarchaic dried up or witheredvb, n a rare spelling of sear11[Old English sēar; see sear1]
sere (sɪə) n (Environmental Science) the series of changes occurring in the ecological succession of a particular community[C20: from series]sere1 (sɪər)
adj. dry; withered. [before 900; Old English sēar, c. Middle Low German sōr] sere2 (sɪər)
n. a stage in an ecological succession of plant communities. [1915–20; extracted from series, or < Latin serere to join in a series] sere
Past participle: sered
Gerund: sering
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| I sere | | you sere | | he/she/it seres | | we sere | | you sere | | they sere |
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| I sered | | you sered | | he/she/it sered | | we sered | | you sered | | they sered |
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| I am sering | | you are sering | | he/she/it is sering | | we are sering | | you are sering | | they are sering |
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| I have sered | | you have sered | | he/she/it has sered | | we have sered | | you have sered | | they have sered |
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| I was sering | | you were sering | | he/she/it was sering | | we were sering | | you were sering | | they were sering |
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| I had sered | | you had sered | | he/she/it had sered | | we had sered | | you had sered | | they had sered |
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| I will sere | | you will sere | | he/she/it will sere | | we will sere | | you will sere | | they will sere |
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| I will have sered | | you will have sered | | he/she/it will have sered | | we will have sered | | you will have sered | | they will have sered |
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| I will be sering | | you will be sering | | he/she/it will be sering | | we will be sering | | you will be sering | | they will be sering |
| Present Perfect Continuous |
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| I have been sering | | you have been sering | | he/she/it has been sering | | we have been sering | | you have been sering | | they have been sering |
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| I will have been sering | | you will have been sering | | he/she/it will have been sering | | we will have been sering | | you will have been sering | | they will have been sering |
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| I had been sering | | you had been sering | | he/she/it had been sering | | we had been sering | | you had been sering | | they had been sering |
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| I would sere | | you would sere | | he/she/it would sere | | we would sere | | you would sere | | they would sere |
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| I would have sered | | you would have sered | | he/she/it would have sered | | we would have sered | | you would have sered | | they would have sered |
Thesaurus| Adj. | 1. | sere - (used especially of vegetation) having lost all moisture; "dried-up grass"; "the desert was edged with sere vegetation"; "shriveled leaves on the unwatered seedlings"; "withered vines"dried-up, sear, shriveled, shrivelled, witheredbotany, flora, vegetation - all the plant life in a particular region or period; "Pleistocene vegetation"; "the flora of southern California"; "the botany of China"dry - free from liquid or moisture; lacking natural or normal moisture or depleted of water; or no longer wet; "dry land"; "dry clothes"; "a dry climate"; "dry splintery boards"; "a dry river bed"; "the paint is dry" |
sereadjectiveHaving little or no liquid or moisture:anhydrous, arid, bone-dry, dry, moistureless, waterless.TranslationsSere
sere[sir] (ecology) A temporary community which occurs during a successional sequence on a given site. Sere the totality of plant communities (phytocoenoses) that are present in response to changes of the principal environmental factor or factors. The main ecological factors may include moistening or salinization of the soil, the content of humus or mineral nutrients in the soil, and differing grassland and bottomland regimes. The sere is most often associated with changes in the moisture content or salinity of the soil or with simultaneous changes in both these factors. The sere that best reflects changes in the soil moisture content is best observed on slopes in the floodplains of rivers. The soil at the bottom of the slopes usually has a higher moisture content than the soil at the top, with the result that the phytocoenoses of the lower portions contain plants that are more hygrophilous. Moreover, changes in the moisture content are usually accompanied by changes in a number of other factors (temperature, humus content in the soil), although the moisture content remains the principal ecological factor. Seres that are associated with simultaneous changes in both the salinity and moisture content of the soil may be observed along the shores of salt lakes and when the bottoms of such lakes become overgrown with vegetation as they dry out. Seres are also clearly manifested on the gently sloping shores of freshwater lakes that are in the process of bog formation. A. M. BYLOVA sere
sere (sîr)n. The entire sequence of ecological communities successively occupying an area from the initial stage to the climax.sere a plant SUCCESSION; a progression of plant communities with time.SERE
| Acronym | Definition |
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| SERE➣Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape (US military training) | | SERE➣Societal-Environmental Research and Education Laboratory | | SERE➣Sugar Extended Regular Expression | | SERE➣Serotype Enteritidis Repeat Element |
sere
Synonyms for sereadj having little or no liquid or moistureSynonyms- anhydrous
- arid
- bone-dry
- dry
- moistureless
- waterless
Synonyms for sereadj (used especially of vegetation) having lost all moistureSynonyms- dried-up
- sear
- shriveled
- shrivelled
- withered
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