португальский
fertilização каталонский
fecundació 
Creation by the physical union of male and female gametes; of sperm and ova in an animal or pollen and ovule in a plant.
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After Love Story was released, the rate of impregnation suddenly shot up.
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Characterization analyses confirmed the successful impregnation of curcumin into the BC matrix.
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The French and Italian olive oil is usually free from this impregnation.
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The medical literature relative to precocious impregnation is full of marvelous instances.
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Such impregnation methods double or treble the life of railway ties.
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The egg, immediately upon its discharge from the ovary, is ready for impregnation.
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Two days after impregnation the flask B began to show signs of fermentation.
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Surrogate motherhood would be outlawed, as would the artificial impregnation of single women.
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Self-reports of impregnation (including age) and gambling were collected during late adolescence.
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However, Golgi-Cox impregnation revealed no apparent change in the dendritic arborization and spine density.
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At the present day artificial impregnation in pisciculture is extensively used with great success.
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All this, except the impregnation with primuline, should be done in the dark room.
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They are comprised under the general heading of "Changes prior to impregnation."
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Five days after impregnation the gland is about 2 cm.
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If we examine the fertilized germ, we discover unusual activity, the result of impregnation.
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Resting spores produced after fertilization either by conjugation or impregnation.
