fertilization
noun[U]
(UKusuallyfertilisation)uk/ˌfɜː.tɪ.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/us/ˌfɝː.t̬əl.əˈzeɪ.ʃən/fertilizationnoun[U](LAND)
theactionofspreadinganaturalorchemicalsubstanceonlandorplants, inorderto make theplantsgrowwell:
施肥Leavelargewoodon thegroundforwildlifehabitatandsoilfertilization.将大块木材留在地上，作为野生动物的栖息地和土壤的肥料。
Proper fertilization oflandis ofgreatimportancefor goodqualityfood.对土地适当施肥对获取高质量的食物非常重要。
- Regular fertilization isnecessarytosupportthegrowthof atomatoplant.
- Aspartoforganicfertilizationpractice, theyoccasionallyusecowdungandfarmyardmanure.
- One of theideasthe RomansbroughttoBritainwas the fertilization of thesoilby manuring.
Improving fertility & pest control
- agrochemical
- ammonium sulphate
- anti-pesticide
- bonemeal
- coir
- compost
- fertilize
- fructify
- fungicide
- herbicide
- improver
- insecticide
- irrigate
- paraquat
- pesticide
- potash
- reclamation
- rotate
- saltpetre
- weedkiller
fertilizationnoun[U](EGG/SEED)
theprocessofcausinganeggorseedtostarttodevelopinto a newyounganimalorplantbyjoiningit with amalecell:
受精Inhumans, fertilization is morelikelytooccuratcertaintimesof themonth.对于人类，受精在每月的某些时间更有可能发生。
Following fertilization, theeggdividesinto two.受精后，卵子分裂成两个。
See
fertilize
- Ittakesjust 15daysfor aquaileggtohatchafter fertilization.
- As istypicalforfrogs, fertilizationoccursin thewaterratherthan inside the mother'sbody.
- Thepillisdesignedtosuppressovulationandpreventfertilization.
Animal reproduction
- androgen
- anti-oestrogen
- asexuality
- asexually
- barrenness
- calf
- embryology
- fertility
- fertilize
- fetal
- infertile
- procreative
- propagation
- rebreed
- remate
- repopulate
- reproductive
- semen
- spawning ground
- sterility