Hybridize

usgb/ˈhaɪbrɪdaɪz/
verb

To crossbreed or mix two different types of plants or animals to make a new type.

Scientists hybridize different types of roses to create new colors and scents.
Visual representation of "hybridize" - To crossbreed or mix two different types of plants or animals to make a new type

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  • hybridize plants
  • hybridize animals

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Creation Focus

Emphasizes producing a new variety with desired traits from two distinct ones.

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Botanists hybridize crops to develop drought-resistant strains.
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Unique Combination

Highlights the uniqueness of the resulting hybrid which cannot be found in nature.

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To hybridize these orchids, careful selection is essential for a successful cross.
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Technical Usage

Used mainly in scientific and technical contexts related to genetics and breeding.

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They aim to hybridize a new species of fish that can thrive in warmer waters.
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