"merroir" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2011, Greg Atkinson, At the Kitchen Table: The Craft of Cooking at Home:",
          "text": "But unlike the nuanced terroir in the wine bottle, which can be difficult to grasp, the “merroir” in an oyster shell is quite easily detected.",
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        "The complete set of local conditions in which seafood is raised. The total characteristics or phenotype of an organism due to attributes such as harvest and cultivation technique, salinity, tides, local food sources, seasonality, and climate."
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