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Meaning of "be fertilised"
be fertilised: This phrase is used in the context of reproduction and biology to indicate the process of a female egg being united with male sperm
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She must be fertilised after each clutch.
A pause means the egg will be fertilised.
Be fertilised and become embryos.
Hopefully more than one will be fertilised.
Nor does it need to be fertilised or sprayed with insecticides for maintenance.
Thus the female body is prepared as if it will be fertilised.
The egg has to be fertilised within a day of the launch.
The eggs are able to be fertilised.
Thus, it can be fertilised only by pollen brought from an older flower.
Such consent may mention the number of oocytes to be fertilised.
Be fertilised during each generation by pollen from the same flower ;.
The eggs will then be taken to the incubation room to be fertilised.
It ceases to be fertilised.
Fruit vegetables are produced from plants whose flowers may or may not be fertilised.
Also, their pastures may sometimes be fertilised which further increases emissions.
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This helps maintain the best conditions for pregnancy should the egg be fertilised.
To be fertilised by, no less than eight other species of Nicotiana.
Embryo donation is forbidden and the number of ova that can be fertilised is restricted.
Can the egg not be fertilised outside and put back into Rachel?
The eggs from which the ESM may be separated may be fertilised or unfertilised.
An egg can be fertilised up to 48 hours after release.
If an egg has been released, it may be fertilised.
She will be fertilised by around 20 males for every clutch she produces.
They are in a clinic, asking to be fertilised.
Jalapa can easily be fertilised by the pollen of M. longiflora, and.
Depending on need, she may allow her egg to be fertilised.
Once the egg is released it can be fertilised for between 12 and 24 hours.
During each cycle, one egg becomes ready to be fertilised.
Approximately one in 100 of these will be fertilised and become a fruit - the cocoa pod.
However for an egg to form a chicken and hatch, it has to be fertilised.
After ovulation, the egg can only be fertilised for about 24 hours.
During this stage, the egg has finished being prepared and is ready to be fertilised.
An instance, Mirabilis jalappa can easily be fertilised by the pollen of.
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An ovum that is not fertilised ceases to live
Fertilised eggs were implanted seven months later
She must be fertilised after each clutch
