to raise; to breed (animals etc)

to breed, propagate, or produce offspring through biological processes

to grow or multiply in value, number, or quantity

to produce offspring by a sexual or asexual process

to establish a colony or settle in and take control of a foreign territory

cultivation industry

reproductive organ; genitals

a person who migrates to or helps establish a colony in a new territory

to open up land for cultivation

germ cell; reproductive cell

gonad; reproductive gland

(zoology) cloaca; cloacal cavity

(biology) propagule

(microbiology) to colonize; colonization

Schizomycetes (taxonomic class of fungi)

Schizomycetes (taxonomic class of fungi)

the process of domesticating and breeding animals in a controlled or captive environment, often for conservation or commercial use

captive breeding facility; breeding farm

valorization (in Marxist theory)

the skeletal remains or bones of a deceased person or animal

semifeudal and semicolonial (the official Marxist description of China in the late Qing and under the Guomindang)

digenetic trematode worm (belonging to the order Digenea)

Order Digenea (including trematode worms that parasitize humans)

parthenogenesis (a female reproducing without fertilization)

to produce or generate financial returns or profit

(zoology) cloaca

(anatomy) urinogenital tract

aquaculture

reproductive organ

svadhisthana, the navel or libido chakra, residing in the genitals

(biology) reproductive isolation

humus (topsoil of decayed vegetation)

schizo-; reproduction by fission (e.g. schizogenesis)