The heirloom tomato hybridizes with wild varieties in the corner of her garden every summer.

The botanist hybridized two strains of wheat to create a more drought-resistant variety.

The hybridizer carefully tracked each cross to create a disease-resistant strain.

The hybridizers gathered at the botanical garden to compare notes on creating disease-resistant roses.

The botanist was hybridizing two disease-resistant strains to develop a new tomato variety.

The spectroscopist compared the energy levels associated with different hybridizations to determine the molecule's geometry.

Many gardeners are experimenting with hybrids to create hardier roses.

The hybridization observed in the methane molecule explains its tetrahedral geometry and equal bond angles.

Her research proposes a hybrid model that combines insights from sociology, computer science, and design.

The hybrid resulted from a cross between the two species and inherited traits from both parents, confirming successful cross-breeding.