incrossing

/ˈɪnkrɔsɪŋ/
noun
  1. The act or process of mating closely related individuals to produce offspring with specific genetic traits.
    • The textbook explained the risks and benefits of incrossing in animal breeding.
    • The farmer practiced incrossing to develop a new strain of wheat.
    • Incrossing can help reveal hidden genetic traits in a population.
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adjective
  1. Relating to or involved in the process of mating closely related individuals.
    • The incrossing program aimed to produce disease-resistant plants.
    • The incrossing experiment required careful record-keeping.
    • They used an incrossing strategy to fix the desired trait in the herd.
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