harvest (redirected from harvestability)

harvest /har·vest/ (hahr´vest) to remove tissues or cells from a donor and preserve them for transplantation.

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Harvest

A popular term for the procurement of a transplant organ or tissue from a cadaveric or live donor

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harvest [hahr´vest]

to remove tissues or cells from a donor for transplantation.

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harvest

pertaining to or emanating from grain or cereal crops or the harvesting of them.

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harvest fever

a disease of humans caused by Leptospira spp.

harvest mites

are pests of grain and hay where they are predators on arthropods. The larvae ordinarily parasitize rodents but can infest other animals including humans. The infections are self-limiting but can cause dermatitis of the face and the lower limbs. The lesions are itchy, small scabs, which cause rubbing and stamping of the feet. In pigs the lesions are distributed over most of the body. Called also chigger mites, grain mites, Pyemotes ventricosus, Neotrombicula autumnalis, Eutrombicula alfreddugesi, E. splendens, E. batatas, Lepotrombidium spp., Schoengastia spp.

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Patient discussion about harvest.

Q. Is it common to get an allergic reaction in the eye from olive harvest? I've been around olive trees for a few hours and now feel like I have something in my eye but there is nothing there. can it be an allergic reaction? I dont get it from eating olives...

A. but in one eye..? that just doesn't seem likely. but i guess there is no reason not to try both treatments....