0 present participle of transplant
1 to move something, or to be moved, from one place or person to another:
Transplanted rice undergoes two more growth processes than does the directly seeded rice, nursery growth and transplanting shock.
I have taken the liberty of transplanting these ideas into the plant ecosystem.
These species will have to be reintroduced by seeding or transplanting.
In contrast, no one has yet succeeded in transferring any species behavior between animals by transplanting part of the forebrain.
Inoculated plants tolerated the stress of transplanting better than non-inoculated plants.
Reciprocal transplanting of species between soil types may also cause intraspecific variation in herbivory rates.
Crop residues were incorporated using a hand tractor with a spiketooth harrow during land preparation for rice transplanting.
We did not compare the cost of replanting and transplanting with chemical seed dressing.
