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replantation /re·plan·ta·tion/ (re″plan-ta´shun) reimplantation.
re·plan·ta·tion (rpln-tshn)
n.
Replanting of an organ or part and the reestablishment of circulation. Also called reimplantation.

replantation,
n (reimplantation), replacement of a tooth (or teeth) that has been removed from the alveolus either intentionally or unintentionally, as in an accident.

replantation
restoration of an organ or other body structure to its original site.


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This is because a host of problems like the steady decline in tea prices in 2001-5, low yields and high investment required in replantation have impeded the growth of the tea industry.
Officials say that India's tea production in financial year 09, is expected to rise by only two percent to 1,000 million kg on the back of increase in yield from replantation and higher acreage.
The facility has a decades-old unit for microsurgery and replantation surgery, with a speciality in interdisciplinary operations it said was essential for a procedure of this complexity.
 
 
 
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