reproductive

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reproductive

The scientist studies the reproductive organs of a flowering plant.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Relating to or involved in the biological process of producing new individual organisms of the same kind: Pertaining to the generation of offspring.
    • Capable of or contributing to reproduction: Having the function or potential to create new life.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • The study focused on the reproductive cycle of the frog species.
    • Access to reproductive healthcare is a fundamental right.
    • These hormones are crucial for reproductive functions.
Advanced Usage
  • "reproductive success": A measure of an organism's ability to pass its genes to the next generation.
    • The bird's bright plumage is linked to its reproductive success.
  • "reproductive system": The system of organs involved in producing offspring.
    • The human reproductive system is complex.
Variants and Related Words
  • Reproduce (verb): To produce offspring or to make a copy of something.
    • These plants reproduce through seeds.
  • Reproduction (noun): The biological process of generating offspring, or the act of copying something.
    • The reproduction of these documents is prohibited.
Synonyms
  • Generative: Having the power to produce or generate.
  • Procreative: Relating to the production of offspring.
Related Phrases
  • Reproductive rights: The rights of individuals to decide freely on matters related to their reproduction.
    • The conference addressed issues of reproductive rights.
  • Reproductive isolation: (In biology) Mechanisms that prevent species from interbreeding.
    • Reproductive isolation can lead to the formation of new species.
reproductive

The scientist studies the reproductive organs of a flowering plant.

Adjective
  1. producing new life or offspring
    • the reproductive potential of a species is its relative capacity to reproduce itself under optimal conditions
    • the reproductive or generative organs