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Definition of fecund
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Fecund
(a.)
Fruitful
in
children;
prolific.
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Fertile
::
Fertile
(a.)
Producing
fruit or
vegetation
in
abundance;
fruitful;
able to
produce
abundantly;
prolific;
fecund;
productive;
rich;
inventive;
as,
fertile
land or
fields;
a
fertile
mind or
imagination..
Sterilization
::
Sterility
(n.)
Quality
of being
sterile;
infecundity;
also, the state of being free from germs or
spores..
Hare
::
Hare (n.) A
rodent
of the genus
Lepus,
having
long hind legs, a short tail, and a
divided
upper lip. It is a timid
animal,
moves
swiftly
by
leaps,
and is
remarkable
for its
fecundity..
Infecundity
::
Infecundity
(n.) Want of
fecundity
or
fruitfulness;
barrenness;
sterility;
unproductiveness.
Fertilization
::
Fertilization
(n.) The act of
fecundating
or
impregnating
animal
or
vegetable
germs;
esp., the
process
by which in
flowers
the
pollen
renders
the ovule
fertile,
or an
analogous
process
in
flowerless
plants;
fecundation;
impregnation..
Infecundous
::
Infecundous
(a.)
Infertile;
barren;
unprofitable;
unproductive.
Fertilize
::
Fertilize
(v. t.) To
fecundate;
as, to
fertilize
flower..
Fecundity
::
Fecundity
(n.) The
quality
or power of
producing
fruit;
fruitfulness;
especially
(Biol.),
the
quality
in
female
organisms
of
reproducing
rapidly
and in great
numbers..
Micropyle
::
Micropyle
(n.) An
opening
in the outer coat of a seed,
through
which the
fecundating
pollen
enters
the
ovule..
Virgin
::
Virgin
(n.) A
female
insect
producing
eggs from which young are
hatched,
though
there has been no
fecundation
by a male; a
parthenogenetic
insect..
Fecundify
::
Fecundify
(v. t.) To make
fruitful;
to
fecundate.
Fecundated
::
Fecundated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Fecundat.
Fructification
::
Fructification
(n.) The act of
forming
or
producing
fruit;
the act of
fructifying,
or
rendering
productive
of
fruit;
fecundation..
Fecundation
::
Fecundation
(n.) The act by
which,
either
in
animals
or
plants,
material
prepared
by the
generative
organs
the
female
organism
is
brought
in
contact
with
matter
from the
organs
of the male, so that a new
organism
results;
impregnation;
fertilization..
Isis
::
Isis (n.) The
principal
goddess
worshiped
by the
Egyptians.
She was
regarded
as the
mother
of
Horus,
and the
sister
and wife of
Osiris.
The
Egyptians
adored
her as the
goddess
of
fecundity,
and as the great
benefactress
of their
country,
who
instructed
their
ancestors
in the art of
agriculture..
Prefecundatory
::
Prefecundatory
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
prefecundation.
Fertilitate
::
Fertilitate
(v. t.) To
fertilize;
to
fecundate.
Ovulist
::
Ovulist
(n.) A
believer
in the
theory
(called
encasement
theory),
current
during
the last
century,
that the egg was the real
animal
germ, and that at the time of
fecundation
the
spermatozoa
simply
gave the
impetus
which
caused
the
unfolding
of the egg, in which all
generations
were
inclosed
one
within
the
other.
Also
called
ovist..
Superfetate
::
Superfecundity
(n.)
Superabundant
fecundity
or
multiplication
of the
species.
Pollen
::
Pollen
(n.) The
fecundating
dustlike
cells of the
anthers
of
flowers.
See
Flower,
and
Illust.
of
Filament..
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