Sentence examples for to breeds from inspiring English sources
verb
To produce offspring sexually; to bear young.
Selective breeding for high milk yield in dairy cows has led to breeds in which the nutritional demands of the very high lactation rates following calving are in excess of that which the animal can metabolise from ingested feed [ 1].
They found, for example, that fantail pigeons, one of Akbar's favorite breeds, are closely related to breeds from Iran.
But while flavour may make many revived foods desirable, when it comes to breeds of plant and animal, it is biodiversity that makes them invaluable.
But in France, where it also refers to breeds of domesticated animals, it carries an additional negative connotation that is linked to the country's history.
Groups That Help FOR those who wish to adopt purebred dogs, here are some places to start: * The American Kennel Club (www.akc.org go to "breeds" and click on "breed rescue groups").
This book displays the breadth of his knowledge – it has in-depth guides to breeds and cuts – as well as the extraordinary range of things you can do with a hog.
Ought he to be allowed to breed?
I wanted to breed animals.
Success tends to breed success.
