ability to produce offspring, creative productivity, productiveness, ability to bear young (in female animals) | EUdict

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(about an organism) possessing stable genetic traits which are passed on to its offspring (Biology), having two identical genes	homozygous
(about animals) requiring little parental care, able to move about and function almost entirely independently upon birth (Zoology), independent at birth	precocial
(about God) divine omniscience, state of being all-knowing; foreknowledge; foresight, ability to foresee future events, advance knowledge of things	prescience
(Archaic) grazing of animals for a fee; grazing fee; formal agreement to feed and pasture animals	agistment
(Biochemistry) type of aromatic amino acid which is essential to nutrition in animals (found in some leguminous plant seeds)	tryptophan
(Biology) cell which creates gametes, cell that produces reproductive cells, cell producing male or female cells, malaria organism	gametocyte
(Biology) concerning photosynthesis, pertaining to the use of sunlight to produce carbohydrates (esp. in plants)	photosynthetic
(Biology) in a homozygous manner, with stable genetic traits that are passed on to offspring	homozygously
(Biology) larger reproductive cell in a pair of conjugating cells (generally female), larger of two conjugating sex cells, megagamete	macrogamete
(Biology) organism that uses sunlight to produce food (such as plants and algae)	phototroph
(Biology) process of using sunlight to produce carbohydrates (esp. in plants), carbohydrate production using light and chlorophyll	photosynthesis
(Biology) produce chemical compounds using solar energy (esp. in plants), to produce carbohydrates by photosynthesis	photosynthesize
(Biology) reproduction through the union of two different reproductive cells (i.e. male and female), heterogamy	anisogamy
(Biology) via photosynthesis, by using sunlight to produce carbohydrates (esp. in plants)	photosynthetically
(born 1980) female tennis athlete, winner of U.S. Open in 2000 and 2001	Venus Williams

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