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Dictionary » P » Potential resource Potential resourceDefinition noun A type of natural resource that exists in a region and may be used in the future (in contrast to actual resource).
For example petroleum in India is and will be a potential resource as long as it has not been used yet or accessed for use.
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Re: Experimental evidence for evolution... DM25, a minimal medium containing 25 mg/liter glucose as the limiting resource (2, 22).” Under Materials and Methods (Page 7) “The twelve populations ... pigs, cattle and horses. “Other findings suggest that E. coli has the potential to evolve a Cit+ phenotype. Hall (41) reported the only documented ...
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