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Definition of fertilisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
agricultureUK act of making soil fertile by adding nutrientsUK
- Fertilisation of the fields improved the crop yield.
2.
reproductionTECH. UK biological process of combining male and female gametesTECH. UK
- Fertilisation occurs when the sperm meets the egg.
Expressions with fertilisation
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exchange of ideas or techniques between different fields
The conference promoted cross-fertilisation between physics and biology..
fertilisation of an egg outside the body
In vitro fertilisation helped them have a baby.
fertilization by gametes from the same individual
Self-fertilisation occurs in many flowering plants.
Origin of fertilisation
Latin, fertilis (fruitful)
Terms with fertilisation included in their meaning
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acr: Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
UK group that regulates fertility treatments
medical
fertilisation of an egg outside the body
Examples of fertilisation in a sentence
Organic fertilisation is gaining popularity among farmers. The fertilisation process is crucial for plant reproduction. Scientists studied fertilisation in marine animals.
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- French:fertilisation, fécondation, ...
- German:Düngung, Befruchtung, ...
- Italian:fertilizzazione, fecondazione, ...
- Spanish:fertilización, fecundación, ...
- Portuguese:fertilização, ...
- Chinese:施肥, 受精, ...
- Japanese:施肥, 受精, ...
- Arabic:تَسمِيد, تَلْقِيح, ...
- Hebrew:דִּישׁוּן, הַפְרָיָה חוּץ־גּוּפִית, ...
- Russian:удобрение, оплодотворение, ...
- Ukrainian:удобрення, запліднення, ...
- Hindi:उर्वरीकरण, निषेचन, ...
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