hybridise

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hybridise

A scientist hybridises two different types of rose in a greenhouse.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To crossbreed; to interbreed: To cause animals or plants of different varieties, breeds, or species to breed together, producing offspring.
    • To combine genetically: To create a hybrid organism by mixing the genetic material of two distinct parent types.
Usage and Examples
  • Verb:
    • Scientists hybridise different strains of wheat to develop crops with higher yields and better disease resistance.
    • It is possible to hybridise a lion and a tiger, resulting in a liger or a tigon.
    • The gardener attempted to hybridise two rose species to create a new color.
Advanced Usage
  • "To hybridise with": To interbreed or cross with another type.
    • This cultivated plant can still hybridise with its wild relatives.
  • Conceptual/Figurative Use: While primarily biological, "hybridise" can be used metaphorically to describe the blending of different ideas, cultures, or technologies.
    • The new musical genre hybridises traditional folk melodies with electronic beats.
Variants and Related Words
  • Hybridisation (noun): The process or act of creating hybrids.
    • The hybridisation of these two plants was successful.
  • Hybrid (noun/adjective): The offspring resulting from crossbreeding, or something of mixed origin.
    • The mule is a well-known hybrid.
  • Crossbreed (verb/noun): A close synonym, often used interchangeably with "hybridise" for animals.
Synonyms
  • Crossbreed: To breed animals or plants of different types.
  • Interbreed: To breed with a different species or variety.
  • Cross: To hybridise, especially plants.
  • Cross-fertilise: To fertilise by the union of gametes from different individuals.
Antonyms
  • Purebreed: To breed from parents of the same breed or variety.
  • Inbreed: To breed from closely related individuals.
Related Phrases/Idioms
  • Hybrid vigour (or heterosis): A biological phenomenon where a hybrid has qualities superior to those of both parents.
    • The hybrid corn exhibits significant hybrid vigour, growing faster and taller.
hybridise

A scientist hybridises two different types of rose in a greenhouse.

Verb
  1. breed animals or plants using parents of different races and varieties
    • cross a horse and a donkey
    • Mendel tried crossbreeding
    • these species do not interbreed

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