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self-sown

/ˌselfˈsoʊn/

Traducción: Adjetivo que describe plantas que han brotado de semillas dispersadas de forma natural, sin haber sido sembradas deliberadamente por el ser humano.

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adjective

/ˌselfˈsoʊn/C2formalobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo que describe plantas que han brotado de semillas dispersadas de forma natural, sin haber sido sembradas deliberadamente por el ser humano.

An old-fashioned adjective describing plants that have grown from seeds dropped naturally, without being deliberately planted by a person.

  1. Naturally seededC1formal

    Growing from seeds that have been dispersed by natural means, such as wind, water, or animals, without human intervention.

    esautosiembra (planta)

    • The garden was full of self-sown poppies that had spread from the neighboring field.
    • Self-sown trees often appear in unexpected places after a storm.
    • Many wildflowers are self-sown, creating a natural and diverse landscape.

    Sinónimosself-seededspontaneousvolunteerwild

    Antónimoscultivatedplantedsown

Formas
  • more self-sown comparative form
  • most self-sown superlative form