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domesticate
tame,control, housetrain
cultivate
nurture, farm, grow
nutritious
healthy, healthful, nourishing
approach
method, technique, tactic
rely on
depend on, count on, bank on
revolutionary
groundbreaking, innovative, progressive
genome
all the genes in one type of living thing → DNA
deliberately
consciously thoughtfully, purposely
cell
the smallest part of a living thing that can exist independently
genetic
relating to genes or genetics
material
substance, item, object
alter
modify, change, adjust
appealing
attractive, tempting, alluring
fast-track
happening or making progress more quickly than is usual
domestication
housetraining, taming
resistant
resilient, tolerant, unaffected
rust
a plant disease that causes reddish-brown spots
fungus
mushroom, mold
devastate
destroy, damage, harm
edible
something that is edible can be eaten
transform
change, alter, convert
mimic
imitate, impersonate, take off
maize
corn
sorghum
a type of grain that is grown in tropical areas
course
the often gradual development of something
native to
refer to plants and animals that grow naturally in a place
breed
raise, farm, produce
desirable
wanted, looked-for, worthy
trait
characteristic, feature, mannerism
population
all the people or animals of a particular type who live in one place
diversity
variety, assortment, mixture
desirable
wanted, needed, attractive
strain
an animal or plant from a particular group whose characteristics are different from others
biologist
natural scientist, environmentalist, ecologist
work out
solve, figure out, understand
occur
happen, take place, arise
reintroduce
reestablish, reinstate, bring back
from scratch
if you start something from scratch, you begin it without using anything that existed or was prepared before
maintain
keep up, sustain, continue
enhance
improve, develop, advance
triple
to make something increase three times in size
truss
the stem that carries the flowers, which turn into tomatoes
historical
ancient, antique, old
pigment
color, coloring, tone
potential
possible, ability, probable
manage to
to succeed in doing or dealing with something, especially something difficult
boost
enhance, increase, improve
lycopene
a red carotenoid pigment present in tomatoes and many berries and fruits.
cultivate
nurture, farm, grow
strong
great, intense, extreme
aromatic
fragrant, sweet-smelling, perfumed
bacterial
very small living things, some of which cause illness or disease
devastate
destroy, demolish, ruin
yield
harvest, crop
tolerant
to continue existing despite bad or difficult conditions
limited
incomplete, partial, restricted
extent
degree, level , amount
sprawling
extensive, expansive, spreading
ripe
full-grown, mature
compact
dense, solid, compressed
commercial
profitable, money making, viable
licence
permission, authority, right
regulatory
relating to the activity of checking whether a business is working according to official rules or laws
approval
official permission
obscure
unknown, unseen, strange
staple
a basic food
have sb’s eye on
to have seen something that you want and intend to get
be catapulted into something
to suddenly experience a particular state, such as being famous
mainstream
a common thing
drought
a long period of dry weather when there is not enough water for plants and animals to live
thrive
flourish, prosper, succeed
reveal
disclose, expose, uncover