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Meanings of fertilisation in English
Synonyms
Examples for "dressing"
Examples for "dressing"
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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.
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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.
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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.
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.
Usage of fertilisation in English
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.
6
There are essential differences in the manner in which fertilisation occurs.
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For now, the work helps to explain some of the details of fertilisation.
8
Thus his original interest in the fertilisation of flowers was evolutionary.
9
The Primulaceae seem eminently liable to suffer in fertility from self-fertilisation.
10
I fancy that I see my way with the aid of continued self-fertilisation.
11
Here is given an account of the fertilisation of Platanthera Hookeri.
12
But the characters which hybrids exhibit on self-fertilisation are rather variable.
13
There was further, as we may suppose, a gain in certainty of fertilisation.
14
Cruger's case here referred to is doubtless the cleistogamic fertilisation of Epidendrum, etc.
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As both species are heterostyled, their complete fertilisation depends on insects.
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The resulting fertilisation of eggs by sperm results in the formation of seeds.
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Translations for fertilisation
Catalan
Fertilisation through the time
Fertilisation across language varieties
United Kingdom
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