What does EIPS mean?
EIPS means Economically Important Plant Species
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Economically Important Plant Species?
Economically Important Plant Species can be abbreviated as EIPS
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What does EIPS stand for? EIPS stands for "Economically Important Plant Species". |
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How to abbreviate "Economically Important Plant Species"? "Economically Important Plant Species" can be abbreviated as EIPS. |
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What is the meaning of EIPS abbreviation? The meaning of EIPS abbreviation is "Economically Important Plant Species". |
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What is EIPS abbreviation? One of the definitions of EIPS is "Economically Important Plant Species". |
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What does EIPS mean? EIPS as abbreviation means "Economically Important Plant Species". |
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What is shorthand of Economically Important Plant Species? The most common shorthand of "Economically Important Plant Species" is EIPS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GPSIS - Global Plant Species Information System
- NNIPS - Non-Native Invasive Plant Species
- BITS - Biogeochemically Important Trace Species
- CEIPSC - Coalition for Eastern Invasive Plant Species Control
- DBITS - Deposition of Biogeochemically Important Trace Species
- EIP - Economically Important Plants
- IPA - Important Plant Areas
- MULTIPLEX PCR - Development standardisation and harmonisation of novel MULTIPLEX nucleic acid tests for the detection of economically important viruses of farm animals
- PSB - Plant Species Biol
- PSD - Plant Species Diversity
- PSIW - Plant Species In Wetlands
- PSL - Plant Species Listed
- PSO - Plant Species that Occur
- PSU - Plant Species to be Used
- PSW - Plant Species in Wetlands
- VIPP - Very Important Plant Person
- DEBITS - Deposition Of Biogeochemical Important Trace Species
- BITS - Biologically Important Trace Species
- RITS - Radiatively Important Trace Species
- DEBITS - Deposition of Biogeochemically Important Trace Species (IGAC)