Hybridized [adjective]

I have not as yet learned how to prevent squirrels from getting at hybridized nuts while they are still upon the tree.

It is confined to those favorite flowers that have been highly bred and hybridized.

Only nearly related species can be hybridized; and the resulting progeny is usually self-sterile, but not always.

Hand hybridized seeds are too precious to risk in ordinary unprotected soil.

But scientific commentators tell us now that it was not a sycamore tree, but a hybridized fig-mulberry!

The hollyhocks sow themselves, and come up every year, and hybridized by the bees, show different colors every season.

Soon after, experiments in hybridization began, but no one as yet had hybridized pears.

Red squirrels and white footed mice must be looked after with great care in our hybridized trees.

Flowers, generally speaking, are either self-fertilized, cross-fertilized or hybridized.

Hybrid plants may be again crossed, or even re-hybridized, so as to produce a progeny of very mixed parentage.