this kind of; this sort of; such

every kind of; various; all sorts of

that type or category of something

A specific breed or strain of livestock, poultry, or crops developed through selective breeding; variety of animal or plant.

some kind of; a certain type of

many kinds of; diverse; multiple; multi-

an animal or plant produced from two different species or varieties; a crossbreed

all sorts of; a variety of; various kinds

seed of a plant; can also refer to a source or origin of something

to plant; to grow a crop; to cultivate; refers to the sowing of seeds and the cultivation of seedlings

to have a certain type or variety; there is a certain kind of

race; ethnic group

kind; type; category; variety; classification based on shared characteristics or properties

to vaccinate or inoculate; to inject a vaccine into a person or animal to prevent disease

various kinds; all sorts and varieties

To scatter seeds on the ground for growth; can be used in a figurative sense like spreading ideas.

special type; particular kind; a specific category within a larger class of things

improved variety or fine breed of crop or livestock with high economic value; pedigree

The basic unit of biological classification, referring to a group of living things with similar physical and physiological characteristics that can breed together to produce fertile offspring.

special forces; special technical military units trained for specific tasks and environments

racism; ethnocentrism; a belief or theory that inherent differences in human races determine individual or cultural achievement, often used to justify the rule of one race over others

the process of cultivating, rearing, or improving animal and plant breeds through methods like hybridization or mutation

(biology) a variety or variant that has undergone genetic change but still belongs to the same original species; mutation

a kind or species of tree, defined by botanical classification or growth characteristics

(colloquial) a coward; a weak person with no courage or backbone

varied; manifold; many and diverse types or styles

A specific category or type of work within an industry, defined by the nature of the labor or the tasks involved.

To till the land; to farm or grow crops. Also written as [[种地|種地|zhong4 di4]].

A business model or economic strategy that focuses on one or two main products while also developing other areas of production; diversification.

a group of organisms of the same species living in the same area and capable of interbreeding

a stud horse kept for breeding

racial or ethnic discrimination; racism; treating people from other ethnic groups with hostility or inequality

the biological race of humans, based on shared ancestry and physical traits

to plant or grow trees, flowers, or crops; to transplant plants into the ground

To till the land; to cultivate crops or work as a farmer.

Belonging to the same race or ethnic group, often used in the phrase [[同文同种|同文同種|tong2 wen2 tong2 zhong3]] to describe shared culture and ethnicity

type of tax; category of taxes

the industry of planting and growing crops; crop farming; the plant-products industry

to till the land and plant crops; to engage in farming or cultivation activities

to plant or grow vegetables

a branch of service within a larger arm of the military, classified by weaponry and combat missions

seedling or sprout; a young plant or animal cultivated for further breeding or cultivation

what kind; what sort; any kind of (in indefinite contexts)

a specific type or category of language, classified according to its unique characteristics such as pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar

a bacterial or microbial culture used for vaccination, experiments, or industrial fermentation

to introduce a new variety of plant or animal from another region

To research and develop improved varieties of seeds; to prepare seeds for cultivation

tinder or kindling used to start a fire; live cinders kept to start a new fire

to mate animals or perform artificial insemination to produce offspring