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Meanings of
fecundation
in English
Portuguese
fertilização do solo
Catalan
fecundació
Spanish
fertilización
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Making fertile as by applying fertilizer or manure.
dressing
fertilization
fertilisation
impregnation
Portuguese
fertilização do solo
Synonyms
Examples for "
dressing
"
dressing
fertilization
fertilisation
impregnation
Examples for "
dressing
"
1
I am afraid to ask what your idea of
'
dressing
up' is.
2
Talk of cheating dominated the post-match talk within the Ireland
dressing
room.
3
This leads us to the tricky area about age limits and
dressing
.
4
Drinking well is a good deal cheaper than
dressing
well, thank goodness.
5
Before the respite of the
dressing
room, however, Stoke's problems would mount.
1
Soil management and
fertilization
strategy could be responsible factors for these changes.
2
In vitro
fertilization
and embryo transfer technology can help to achieve pregnancy.
3
The demo farms will use advanced irrigation,
fertilization
and crop management techniques.
4
Sperm-oocyte membrane fusion is one of the most important events for
fertilization
.
5
Specific
fertilization
treatments impacted both the structure and function of protist communities.
1
The DNA of the individual human being is set down at
fertilisation
.
2
Further, the plants produced by the illegitimate method of
fertilisation
showed, e.g.
3
Then there is another source of
fertilisation
nearly as productive and valuable.
4
Unless, of course, she is talking of other than natural
fertilisation
.
5
However, I do not believe that life starts at the moment of
fertilisation
.
1
After Love Story was released, the rate of
impregnation
suddenly shot up.
2
Characterization analyses confirmed the successful
impregnation
of curcumin into the BC matrix.
3
The French and Italian olive oil is usually free from this
impregnation
.
4
The medical literature relative to precocious
impregnation
is full of marvelous instances.
5
Such
impregnation
methods double or treble the life of railway ties.
Usage of
fecundation
in English
1
All these symbols of
fecundation
,
these perfumes, radiations, and breathings overwhelmed him.
2
Religions need a mutual learning, a mutual conversion, and even a mutual
fecundation
.
3
That the seeds exist in the ovarium many days before
fecundation
.
4
Woman passes through the stages of
fecundation
,
pregnancy, and lactation.
5
Seashells suggest an ear; a swarm of ants,
fecundation
.
6
Professor Cumont thinks that Anāhita is Ishtar... she is a goddess of
fecundation
and birth.
7
On the ninth or tenth day after
fecundation
the frog emerges from the egg.)
8
Generation requires that a spermatozoön be brought into actual contact with a germ that
fecundation
may follow.
9
Of yielding to sexual
fecundation
which excites in them certain sensations;
10
Boussingault remarks: In many flowers there has been observed a very considerable evolution of heat, at the approach of
fecundation
.
11
In his papers on the organs and modes of
fecundation
in Orchideae and Asclepiadeae, Mr. Brown refers more than once to C.K.
12
The occurrence of multiple pregnancies may be explained by the supposition that ova matured subsequent to the first
fecundation
are also fecundated.
13
They are perversions in exactly the same sense as are the methods of intercourse which involve the use of checks to prevent
fecundation
.
14
Nature provides for thorough
fecundation
in these cases by placing the plants which bear the male and the female flowers near each other.
15
Fatal, I say, for it is a singular fact in the history of bees that the
fecundation
of the queen costs the male his life.
16
It may come in contact with the zoösperms at any point between the ovary and the lower orifice of the uterus, and thus undergo
fecundation
.
Other examples for "fecundation"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
fecundation
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
first fecundation
mutual fecundation
prevent fecundation
thorough fecundation
undergo fecundation
Translations for
fecundation
Portuguese
fertilização do solo
fecundaçao
fertilização
fecundação
Catalan
fecundació
fertilització
Spanish
fertilización
abono
fecundación
Fecundation
through the time