Intercross

Pronunciation: /ˈˌɪntɝˈkɹɔs/

Intercross (verb)

  1. to breed two different plants or animals together to create a new type.

Examples

  • Farmers often intercross plants to create new varieties.
  • Scientists intercross different species to study genetic traits.

Common collocations: intercross species, intercross plants, successfully intercross, successful intercross, genetic intercross

Intercross (noun)

  1. an organism or plant that is the result of breeding two different types together.

Examples

  • The intercross of these breeds resulted in a stronger animal.
  • This flower is an intercross of two rare species.

Synonyms of Intercross

Neutral

Antonyms of Intercross

  • When discussing keeping entities apart.