iterance


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it·er·ance

 (ĭt′ər-əns)
n.
Iteration.
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This may be related to the effect of water deficit on water potential, stomata closure and iterance of Co2 which intern affected photosynthesis which led to alter growth and yield.
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In the first iterance of the Arab Spring, lawlessness broke out and we had to close our main branches for a period of time.
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