Examples of using Fertilised in English and their translations into German
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in shell excl. fertilised for incubation.
About 50 to 70 per cent of the egg cells can be fertilised this way.
Fruit/vegetables grown on land fertilised with animal waste or irrigated with contaminated water.
The queens are fertilised naturally following a natural selection, without any artificial interventions.
less easily fertilised.
The Mundenhof estate produces milk and grain on the ideally fertilised and thus extremely fertile land.
If the egg has been fertilised, it may successfully implant itself into the womb lining.
If fertilised longer, the plants can not adequately prepare for their period of rest.
Important: Cabbages, onions and carrots should not be placed on surfaces freshly fertilised with manure.
Germ: The embryo which, if fertilised by pollen, will sprout into a new plant.
Logic, therefore, remains barren unless fertilised by intuition.
Legitimate Plants of the three Forms, when legitimately fertilised.
He then fertilised thirteen flowers of the one with the pollen of the other;
the wetlands around the lake are not fertilised.
Fertilised poultry eggs for incubation excl.
The fertilised human egg is a unique cell.
Afterwards 2 become- 3 fertilised ova into the uterus(womb) transfer.
Heavily fertilised(potting) compost:
watered and fertilised?
Propagated in fertilised hens' eggs from healthy chicken flocks** haemagglutinin.