outcross (Meaning)
outcross
the offspring resulting from an outcross, the progeny of an outcross, a cross made by outcrossing two individuals or strains, to cross with a relatively unrelated individual or strain, to cross with an unrelated individual or strain or one that is only distantly related, a cross between relatively unrelated individuals
Synonyms & Antonyms of outcross
outcross Sentence Examples
- The breeder conducted an outcross to introduce new genetic diversity into the line.
- Outcrossing can be a valuable technique to reduce inbreeding depression.
- The outcross progeny exhibited increased vigor and growth rate.
- The outcross experiment yielded significant improvements in disease resistance.
- Outcrossing helped to broaden the genetic base of the population.
- Breeders often use outcrossing to introduce desirable traits into a line.
- Outcrossing can result in a loss of desired characteristics if not carefully planned.
- The outcross strategy involved crossing the line to an unrelated breed.
- The breeder sought to outcross to a breed known for its excellent temperament.
- Outcrossing is a powerful tool for genetic improvement in breeding programs.
FAQs About the word outcross
the offspring resulting from an outcross, the progeny of an outcross, a cross made by outcrossing two individuals or strains, to cross with a relatively unrelat
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thoroughbred, full-blood, pureblood,purebred,
The breeder conducted an outcross to introduce new genetic diversity into the line.
Outcrossing can be a valuable technique to reduce inbreeding depression.
The outcross progeny exhibited increased vigor and growth rate.
The outcross experiment yielded significant improvements in disease resistance.
