Meaning of ફળદ્રુપ in Tamil

கார்டைல்
மலம் கழித்தது
மலம் கழித்தல்
ஃபெர்லிட்
ஃபெர்மல்
ஃபெர்மேட்
நொதித்தல்
ஃபெருஜினேட்
ஃபெருஜினேட்டிங்
ஃபெருஜினியஸ்
ஃபெருஜினஸ்
ஃபெரூமினேட்
பெரூமினேட்டிங்
வளமான
வளமாக
உரமிடக்கூடியது
உரமிடு
கருவுற்றது
உரமிடுதல்
உரமிடுகிறது
ஃபெருலர்
மென்மையாக்கு
இடைச்செருகல்
நிறைவான

English usage of ફળદ્રુપ

Inside the buildings, slender supporting columns under canopies of steel tubing recover for him the primeval notion of sheltering trees, and a full-scale mock-up in the cortile gives the impression of a delicate forest.
there were no insects to fecundate flowering plants
there were no insects to fecundate flowering plants
The rests, fermatas and sudden dynamic changes help to provide an element of surprise.
a band of ferruginous limestone
Germany in the 1920s and 30s was fertile ground for such ideas
Biologists knew from studies on a wide range of animals that males compete with other males to fertilize eggs and that females choose potential mates based on the males' appearance and, perhaps, even on their sperm.
Biologists knew from studies on a wide range of animals that males compete with other males to fertilize eggs and that females choose potential mates based on the males' appearance and, perhaps, even on their sperm.
Biologists knew from studies on a wide range of animals that males compete with other males to fertilize eggs and that females choose potential mates based on the males' appearance and, perhaps, even on their sperm.
Biologists knew from studies on a wide range of animals that males compete with other males to fertilize eggs and that females choose potential mates based on the males' appearance and, perhaps, even on their sperm.
Biologists knew from studies on a wide range of animals that males compete with other males to fertilize eggs and that females choose potential mates based on the males' appearance and, perhaps, even on their sperm.
Biologists knew from studies on a wide range of animals that males compete with other males to fertilize eggs and that females choose potential mates based on the males' appearance and, perhaps, even on their sperm.
in captivity tigers are prolific breeders