Also, languages can crossbreed in a way that species do not.
And it knows how to crossbreed its strains to get the mixtures it wants.
If you want long-twitch muscle fibres, it seems it would be easier to insert the relevant genes than to crossbreed.
Then they half push, half carry them toward a waiting truck that will take them to crossbreed with alpacas in other herds.
Unfortunately, species that clone themselves cannot crossbreed and improve desirable qualities.
The two species may even crossbreed, resulting in bluegill-pumpkinseed hybrids.
crossbreed animals with existing strains or cross strains to obtain new combinations of desirable characteristics.
No one realized or cared that the two native species might crossbreed and threaten each other's existence.
The splake, a popular game fish, is a crossbreed which must be reared in nurseries.
British Dictionary definitions for crossbreed
crossbreed
/ˈkrɒsˌbriːd/
verb -breeds, -breeding, -bred
1.
Also interbreed. to breed (animals or plants) using parents of different races, varieties, breeds, etc
noun
2.
the offspring produced by such a breeding
crossbreed in Science
crossbreed
(krôs'brēd') Verb To produce a hybrid animal or plant by breeding two animals or two plants of different species or varieties. For example, crossbreeding a male donkey with a female horse will produce a mule.
Noun An animal or a plant produced by breeding two animals or plants of different species or varieties; a hybrid.