Consisting of land, in distinction from water; belonging to, or inhabiting, the land or ground, in distinction from trees, water, or the like; as, terrestrial serpents.
Adapted for the observation of objects on land and on the earth; as, a terrestrial telescope, in distinction from an astronomical telescope.
An inhabitant of the earth.
In orchids, growing in the ground or in the loose substrate atop the ground.
refering to a planet that is rocky, or made of rock. In our solar system, the four inner planets are refered to as terrestrial planets.
Plants or animals that live on land.
Petaining to land; living on land.
Of the Earth, Earth-related.
Belonging to the class of planets that are similar to the Earth in density and composition (i.e. Mercury, Venus, and Mars).
smallest planets in the solar system, made primarily of rock.
organisms living or found on land.
A plant which grows in the soil.
Spending time primarily on the land only
A tarantula that lives on or in the ground, as opposed to arboreal ones that live in trees and on the sides of other structures.
Plants that grow in or near ther surface of the ground; growing in soil. Orchids generally are found growing one of three ways: as TERRESTRIALS EPIPHYTES (the majority grow in this manner), or LITHOPHYTES [Go to source
1 Cor 15:40] pertaining to the earth; existing on the earth; as terrestrial animals; bodies terrestrial.
Animals and plants that live on land
concerned with the world or worldly matters; "mundane affairs"; "he developed an immense terrestrial practicality"
of this earth; "transcendental motives for sublunary actions"; "fleeting sublunary pleasures"; "the nearest to an angelic being that treads this terrestrial ball"
Terrestrial means originating from the Earth.
adapted to life on the ground
Jargon for radio and television signals that propagate normally from a transmitter on the ground (terrestrial) to a conventional antenna. Also called over the air ( OTA).
animals and plants that dwell on land or the ground
Deals with land. Organisms that live on land are described as being terrestrial.
Related to or part of land.
living on or in or growing from land (rather than in the air or water).
Organisms which live on or in the soil
Growing on the ground and supported by soil.
Referring to land habitats in distinction from water (aquatic) habitats.
Living on land, as opposed to marine or aquatic.
Lives predominately on the ground.
Growing or living in or on the land.
Living or growing on land rather than in the water or air.
Growing and/or living on land
Types of species of animal and plant wildlife that live on or grow from the land.
Of or relating to the land.
term used to describe land-based insects which are often food for fish.
Relating to land as distinct from air or water.
derived from the land surface, and sometimes considered to include derivation from freshwater.
(ter res´ tree al) [L. terra: earth] • Pertaining to the land. (Contrast with aquatic, marine.)
res' tr l) An animal adapted to living on land.
adj. Living or growing on land.
A term used to describe anything originating on the planet Earth.
(ter-RES-tree-al) -- Plants that grow in soil or similar medium on the gorund, e.g., Phaius.
means pertaining to the Earth, as distinct from other planets (as in extraterrestrial life). It also means pertaining to the land, as distinct from the water or air (as in a terrestrial, as opposed to aquatic, ecosystem).
land based, or living on land
Dry land. Terrestrial flora and fauna live on land not in water.
Latin terra "earth" Continental, e.g. terrestrial deposit; sediment formed by land.
living on land, not aquatic
Pertaining to land. Compare aquatic.
Terrestrial animals live on the land, out of water.
Living or growing on land that is not normally flooded or saturated.
Growing in the ground and supported by soil.
Living or growing on land or in the soil.
Growing on the ground, either in soil or leaf litter.
land-dwelling or spending the majority of life on land.
Plant that grown anchored to the ground, from where it extracts water and nutrients necessary for its survival.
Of or relating to or characteristic of the planet Earth or its inhabitants.
Of the land; living on land.
to live on the ground thermoregulate o regulate body temperature externally by using different temperature zones
In communications parlance, this refers to earth, land or ground-based telecommunications systems.
living or growing on land, not in air or water.
The inner solar system planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, composed of rocky materials and iron, with a density between 4.0 and 5.5 grams per cubic centimeter.
living on land. References Carr, A.F. Handbook of turtles. Comstock Publishing. Ithaca, New York. 1969. Ernst, C.H., 1972. Turtles of the United States. University Press of Kentucky. Harless, M., 1979. Turtles: perspectives and research. New York. . Stebbins, Robert C., 1954. Amphibians and Reptiles of Western North America, McGraw Hill Co., New York.
Earth-based. Usually refers to typical telecommunications via copper.
living on land. References Forsyth, Adrian, 1985. Mammals of the American North. Camden House Publishing Ltd. Toronto, Jones, J. Knox, et al, 1983. Mammals of the Northern Great Plains. University of Nebraska Press. Lincoln, NE. Nowak, Ronald M., 1991. Walkers Mammals of the World. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, MD. Grzimek, H.C. Bernard, 1975. Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia, Vol 12 (Mammals III). Van Nostrand and Reinhold Company New York. Whitaker, John O., 1980. The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Mammals. Alfred A. Knopf Inc.
An adjective meaning "of the Earth."
Terrestrial means about or pertaining to the Earth.
Terrestrial means relating to the land. Terrestrial animals are adapted to living on the land most of the time (as opposed to living in the water or in trees). Deer, horses, and people are examples of terrestrial animals.
Planets whose density and chemical makeup are similar to those of Earth.
Refers to land, as opposed to the aquatic or marine environment.
of the land, not water. [AHDOS