Definitions for "In situ"
In its natural or original position or place; in position; -- said specif., in geology, of a rock, soil, or fossil, when in the situation in which it was originally formed or deposited.
In its original position; not extending beyond the place of origin; localized and undisturbed; as, carcinoma in situ.
hybridization - hybridization of specific genes with radiolabeled cDNA to detect the location of genes by chromosome autoradiography or in DNA extracted from cells.
leach mining Type of mining in which a chemical solution (usually made up of water, dissolved in oxygen and sodium bicarbonate) is pumped into the ground through rock so that uranium or any other valuable element (such as copper) reacts with the solutuion (through oxidization) and can be pumped to the surface so that the uranium can be extracted from the rock.
data collected at the actual spot in the natural environment, as opposed to data collected in a lab, etc.
Conservation A conservation method that attempts to preserve the genetic integrity of gene resources by conserving them within the evolutionary dynamic ecosystems of the original habitat or natural environment.
conservation: Conservation in natural stands.
Refers to performing assays or manipulations with intact tissues.
Refers to non-invasive tumors that have not grown into neighboring tissue.
Keywords:  offsite, plantations, seed, site, tree
'On the site'. When applied to tree plantations, refers to seed planted in the same area as it was collected.
to work on an item where it is sited rather than take it offsite
Malignant cells are present in the epithelium but have not invaded into the deeper layers.
(sc) Refers to the sequential process steps that can be completed without removing the wafers from one process environment to another.
Treatment or disposal methods that do not require movement of contaminated material.
maintenance of an organism or population of organisms within its native environment.
adjustment or correction made to a measurement device for errors produced under actual conditions of use by comparing the measurement with a known standard.