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self-seeded

/ˌselfˈsiː.dɪd/

Traducción: Describe una planta que ha crecido a partir de una semilla caída de forma natural de la planta madre, sin haber sido sembrada intencionadamente por un jardinero.

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C2formalcommon/ˌselfˈsiː.dɪd/

Describes a plant that has grown from a seed that fell naturally from the parent plant, without being deliberately planted by a gardener.

  • 🇪🇸Describe una planta que ha crecido a partir de una semilla caída de forma natural de la planta madre, sin haber sido sembrada intencionadamente por un jardinero.
  1. Naturally propagated from seed C1 formal

    Describing a plant that has grown from a seed that was dispersed by natural means, such as wind, water, or animals, rather than being deliberately planted by a gardener.

    • The garden is full of self-seeded poppies that appeared after the wind scattered their seeds.
    • Many self-seeded trees are now thriving along the riverbank.
    • She prefers self-seeded flowers because they are often hardier than cultivated varieties.

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    Sinónimos: self-sownspontaneousunplantedvolunteer