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interplanting

interplanting is the present participle and gerund of interplant.

Noun

interplanting (countable and uncountable, plural interplantings)

  1. Planting of plants in a way involving alternation either spatially or temporally.
  2. A plant or set of plants planted in this way (e.g., between or among other plants, or after other plants).

Meaning of interplant

Verb

interplant (third-person singular simple present interplants, present participle interplanting, simple past and past participle interplanted)

  1. To alternate plantings of two or more species, either spatially or temporally.
    • Near-synonyms: intercrop, intersow
    Synonyms:
    intercrop, intersow

See all 3 meanings of interplant

Forms of interplanting

pluralinterplantings

Questions about interplanting

What does interplanting mean?
Interplanting means planting of plants in a way involving alternation either spatially or temporally.
What is interplanting the present participle and gerund of?
Interplanting is the present participle and gerund of interplant.
What part of speech is interplanting?
Interplanting is a noun.
What is the plural of interplanting?
The plural of interplanting is interplantings.

Words near interplanting in the dictionary

  1. interplanetary space
  2. interplant
  3. interplant distance
  4. interplant distances
  5. interplanted
  6. interplanting
  7. interplantings
  8. interplants
  9. interplasmid
  10. interplasmidic
  11. interplate

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