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coplant

coplant verb: to plant (kinds of plants, or plants and mushrooms) together.

Verb

coplant (third-person singular simple present coplants, present participle coplanting, simple past and past participle coplanted)

  1. (ambitransitive) To plant (kinds of plants, or plants and mushrooms) together.
    • Near-synonym: intersow
    • If you're not keen to turn your garage into a lab, try coplanting in the garden. Studies have shown that wine cap mushrooms, for example, can boost corn's ability to produce delicious ears. These mushrooms are prolific decomposers, they digest organic matter in the soil, and this adds nutrients to...2023, Liv Sisson, Fungi of Aotearoa: A Curious Forager's Field Guide, Penguin Random House New Zealand, →ISBN

Synonyms of coplant

Forms of coplant

third-person singular presentcoplants
present participlecoplanting
past participlecoplanted
pastcoplanted

Origin of coplant

From co- + plant.

Questions about coplant

What does coplant mean?
Coplant means to plant (kinds of plants, or plants and mushrooms) together.
What part of speech is coplant?
Coplant is a verb.
What is the past tense of coplant?
The past tense of coplant is coplanted.

Words near coplant in the dictionary

  1. copland
  2. Coplands
  3. coplane
  4. coplanes
  5. Coplans
  6. coplant
  7. coplanted
  8. coplanting
  9. coplantings
  10. coplants
  11. Coplay

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