ratooned

/ræˈtuːnd/
adjective
  1. Describing a plant that has grown from a ratoon or has been produced by ratooning.
    • The ratooned field needed extra fertilizer to stay healthy.
    • The ratooned sugarcane yielded a slightly smaller harvest than the first planting.
    • Farmers often prefer ratooned banana plants because they grow faster.
Antonyms
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of ratoon: having produced new shoots from the root or stump.
    • The old rice stumps ratooned and gave a second harvest.
    • They ratooned the sugarcane field last spring.
    • The grass ratooned quickly after the fire burned the old leaves.
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