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Definition of cultivation
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Cultivation
(n.) The art or act of
cultivating;
improvement
for
agricultural
purposes
or by
agricultural
processes;
tillage;
production
by
tillage.
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Wildly
::
Wildly
(adv.)
In a wild
manner;
without
cultivation;
with
disorder;
rudely;
distractedly;
extravagantly.
Smallage
::
Smallage
(n.) A
biennial
umbelliferous
plant
(Apium
graveolens)
native
of the
seacoats
of
Europe
and Asia. When
deprived
of its acrid and even
poisonous
properties
by
cultivation,
it
becomes
celery..
Sylviculturist
::
Sylviculture
(n.) The
cultivation
of
forest
trees for
timber
or other
purposes;
forestry;
arboriculture.
Culture
::
Culture
(n.) The state of being
cultivated;
result
of
cultivation;
physical
improvement;
enlightenment
and
discipline
acquired
by
mental
and moral
training;
civilization;
refinement
in
manners
and
taste.
Peony
::
Peony (n.) A
plant,
and its
flower,
of the
ranunculaceous
genus
Paeonia.
Of the four or five
species,
one is a
shrub;
the rest are
perennial
herbs with showy
flowers,
often
double
in
cultivation..
Manurable
::
Manurable
(a.)
Capable
of
cultivation.
Battable
::
Battable
(a.)
Capable
of
cultivation;
fertile;
productive;
fattening.
Orcharding
::
Orcharding
(n.) The
cultivation
of
orchards.
Virtuosity
::
Virtuosity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being a
virtuoso;
in a bad
sense,
the
character
of one in whom mere
artistic
feeling
or
aesthetic
cultivation
takes the place of
religious
character;
sentimentalism..
Arboriculture
::
Arboriculture
(n.) The
cultivation
of trees and
shrubs,
chiefly
for
timber
or for
ornamental
purposes..
Terraculture
::
Terraculture
(n.)
Cultivation
on the
earth;
agriculture.
Flora
::
Flora (n.) The
complete
system
of
vegetable
species
growing
without
cultivation
in a given
locality,
region,
or
period;
a list or
description
of, or
treatise
on, such
plants..
Pomology
::
Pomology
(n.) The
science
of
fruits;
a
treatise
on
fruits;
the
cultivation
of
fruits
and fruit
trees.
Floriculturist
::
Floriculturist
(n.) One
skilled
in the
cultivation
of
flowers;
a
florist.
Improvable
::
Improvable
(a.)
Capable
of being
improved;
susceptible
of
improvement;
admitting
of being made
better;
capable
of
cultivation,
or of being
advanced
in good
qualities..
Floriculture
::
Floriculture
(n.) The
cultivation
of
flowering
plants.
Zinnia
::
Zinnia
(n.) Any plant of the
composite
genus
Zinnia,
Mexican
herbs with
opposite
leaves
and large
gay-colored
blossoms.
Zinnia
elegans
is the
commonest
species
in
cultivation..
Cultivation
::
Cultivation
(n.)
Bestowal
of time or
attention
for
self-improvement
or for the
benefit
of
others;
fostering
care.
Olive
::
Olive (n.) The fruit of the
olive.
It has been much
improved
by
cultivation,
and is used for
making
pickles.
Olive oil is
pressed
from its
flesh..
Petunia
::
Petunia
(n.) A genus of
solanaceous
herbs with
funnelform
or
salver-shaped
corollas.
Two
species
are
common
in
cultivation,
Petunia
violacera,
with
reddish
purple
flowers,
and P.
nyctaginiflora,
with white
flowers.
There are also many
hybrid
forms with
variegated
corollas..
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