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Onelook Posted 7 years ago
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Crossbreed a ginger with a pineapple
Farmers have crossbred a ginger with a pineapple to form a new plant.
Is this correct? I am not sure what the idiomatic way of saying it.
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I am not sure what the idiomatic way of saying it is.Crossbreed is a correct verb here, but I usually hear and see simply 'cross'.
eg Farmers have crossed a ginger with a pineapple to form a new plant.
Clive
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