rebreeding

/riːˈbriːdɪŋ/
noun
  1. The act of breeding animals or plants again, especially to restore a population or improve genetic traits.
    • After the wildfire, conservationists focused on the rebreeding of native bird species.
    • The zoo's rebreeding program helped increase the number of endangered pandas.
    • Farmers use careful rebreeding to produce stronger and healthier crops.
verb
  1. To breed animals or plants again, often to restore a population or enhance certain characteristics.
    • To save the species, they will rebreed the wolves in a protected sanctuary.
    • The farmer decided to rebreed his sheep with a hardier variety.
    • The scientists plan to rebreed the rare orchids in a controlled greenhouse.
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