We will study the underlying molecular occurrences of fertilization.
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Fertilization
Synonyms for "fertilization" (13 found)
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Noun(2 words)
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Noun(2 words)
Related words (6)
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4 entriesderived
17 entriesalternative fertilizationbiofertilizationclose fertilizationcross-fertilizationdefertilizationexternal fertilizationfertilizationalheterofertilizationin vitro fertilizationinternal fertilizationlegitimate fertilizationoverfertilizationpostfertilizationprefertilizationrefertilizationself-fertilization
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8 entriesTranslations
55 translations across 26 languages.
Armenian
2 entries- բեղմնավորում noun (act of rendering fertile)
- բեղմնավորում noun (act of fecundating)
Bulgarian
2 entries- оплождане noun (act of rendering fertile)
- опрашване noun (act of fecundating)
Catalan
3 entries- adobament noun (act of applying fertilizer)
- fecundació noun (act of fecundating)
- fertilització noun (act of rendering fertile)
Czech
1 entries- oplodnění noun (act of rendering fertile)
Finnish
4 entries- hedelmöittäminen noun (act of fecundating)
- hedelmöitys noun (act of fecundating)
- lannoitus noun (act of rendering fertile)
- lannoitus noun (act of applying fertilizer)
French
3 entries- fertilisation noun (act of rendering fertile)
- fertilisation noun (act of fecundating)
- fécondation noun (act of fecundating)
Galician
1 entries- fertilización noun (act of rendering fertile)
Georgian
3 entries- განაყოფიერება noun (act of rendering fertile)
- განაყოფიერება noun (act of fecundating)
- გაპატივება noun (act of rendering fertile)
German
1 entries- Befruchtung noun (act of fecundating)
Greek
1 entries- γονιμοποίηση noun (act of fecundating)
Hindi
1 entries- निषेचन noun (act of rendering fertile)
Indonesian
4 entries- fertilisasi noun (act of rendering fertile)
- fertilisasi noun (act of fecundating)
- fertilisasi noun (act of applying fertilizer)
- pembuahan noun (act of rendering fertile)
Irish
1 entries- toirchiú noun (act of fecundating)
Italian
2 entries- fecondazione noun (act of fecundating)
- fertilizzazione noun (act of rendering fertile)
Malay
3 entries- pembajaan noun (act of applying fertilizer)
- persenyawaan noun (act of rendering fertile)
- persenyawaan noun (act of fecundating)
Māori
2 entries- whakakikiritanga noun (act of fecundating)
- whakatōnga noun (act of rendering fertile)
Northern Kurdish
1 entries- pîtandin noun (act of fecundating)
Portuguese
3 entries- fecundação noun (act of fecundating)
- fertilização noun (act of rendering fertile)
- fertilização noun (act of fecundating)
Romanian
2 entries- fecundare noun (act of fecundating)
- fertilizare noun (act of rendering fertile)
Russian
2 entries- оплодотворе́ние noun (act of fecundating)
- удобре́ние по́чвы noun (act of rendering fertile)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- torachadh noun (act of rendering fertile)
Spanish
2 entries- fecundación noun (act of fecundating)
- fertilización noun (act of rendering fertile)
Swahili
1 entries- urutubishaji noun (act of applying fertilizer)
Swedish
1 entries- befruktning noun (act of fecundating)
Tagalog
1 entries- sapunla noun (act of fecundating)
Ukrainian
1 entries- заплі́днення noun (act of fecundating)
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We will study the chemistry behind fertilization.
Source: tatoeba (1126524)
In ways that scientists still do not fully understand, mature corals release their gametes all at the same time. This synchrony is crucial, because the gametes of most coral species are viable for only a few hours. The “blizzard” makes it more likely that fertilization will occur.
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For women who are unable to conceive naturally, in vitro fertilization gives them a chance to have a child.
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