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outbreeding

/aʊtˈbriːdɪŋ/

/aʊtˈbridɪŋ/

Translations

outbreedingnoun

exogamieBiologie, élevage.

The farmer used outbreeding to improve the health and productivity of his livestock.

L’éleveur a eu recours à l’exogamie pour améliorer la santé et la productivité de son bétail.

Additional translations

croisement non consanguinTerme descriptif, plus explicite que le terme technique.

Synonyms

outbreedingadjective

more outbreeding

Comp.

most outbreeding

Super.

/ˈaʊtˌbriːdɪŋ/

Used attributively in phrases such as "outbreeding depression"; behaves like a descriptive adjective.

non consanguinSe dit d’un croisement ou d’une reproduction entre individus peu apparentés.

Researchers measured the outbreeding advantage in the hybrid offspring.

Les chercheurs ont mesuré l’avantage non consanguin chez la progéniture hybride.

Additional translations

d’exogamieLangage scientifique, plus technique.

Synonyms

genetically diverse

outbreedverb

outbreeding

Gerund

outbred

Past Simple

outbred

Past Participle

outbreeding

Gerund

/aʊtˈbriːd/

/aʊtˈbrid/

croiserEn élevage, en vue d’accroître la diversité génétique.

Farmers often outbreed their livestock to ensure a healthier and more resilient herd.

Les éleveurs croisent souvent leur bétail pour obtenir un troupeau plus sain et plus résistant.

Additional translations

surpasserAu sens de produire davantage de descendants que.

Synonyms

Definitions

outbreedingnoun

The practice of breeding from parents that are not closely related, often to increase genetic diversity.

The farmer used outbreeding to improve the health and productivity of his livestock.

outbreedingadjective

Relating to, resulting from, or characteristic of breeding between individuals that are not closely related.

Researchers measured the outbreeding advantage in the hybrid offspring.

outbreedverb

To breed or produce offspring outside of a particular group or population, often to increase genetic diversity.

Farmers often outbreed their livestock to ensure a healthier and more resilient herd.

To surpass in breeding or producing offspring.

The invasive species began to outbreed the native animals, leading to ecological imbalance.