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cultivation The human manipulation or fostering of a plant species (often wild) to enhance or ensure production, involving such techniques as clearing fields, preparing soil, weeding, protecting plants from animals, and providing water to produce a crop.
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culicine A mosquito of the subfamily which includes the genera Mansonia, Hedes and Culex, and which may transmit a number of diseases.
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culture The process in which a sample of fluid or tissue is taken from an animal and placed in special media which allows the bacteria, virus, etc., to grow (reproduce) in the laboratory.
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culture an in vitro growth of a microorganism or a group of organisms for experimental or commercial purposes.
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