variety
- noun
- /vəˈraɪəti/
- Specialized
- The research focused on a specific variety of banana that is resistant to disease.
- wheat variety
- rice varieties
- resistant varieties
This year I decided to do a non heirloom variety, sugar lumps.
- This year I decided to do a non heirloom variety, sugar lumps.
- One of my favorite varieties of lettuce is this chefs medley mix.
- And all those seeds have the garden salad variety.
Examples
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The same composite germplasm was released as a variety named "Pete" in 1988.
Academic text (1994) -
There we grow different varieties of rice, including Riso Arvolio.
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And so with with tomatoes, you have a variety of different types.
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There are three varieties left that I really like.
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All the varieties of land and weather known to Earth within a few hours' walk.
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This is done in a variety of organisms for a variety of purposes.
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There is, of course, no single answer, since there were hundreds of varieties and countless ways to serve them.
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Many farmers do not like traditional varieties because their yields are so low.
Academic text (1993) -
To broaden the development of motor learning patterns, a variety of movement experiences should be offered.
Academic text (1995) -
Most plant species are associated with a variety of phytophagous insects within their native range.
Academic text (1993)
Synonyms
A type of animal, plant, or small living thing with particular traits
A different form of something, like a virus or recipe
A plant variety that people breed and grow for certain features, like roses or apples
A group within a species that has small differences like leaf shape
A group of living things that have the same genes
Compounds
How Different
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Variety comes from Latin varius 'different' and is related to vary, so in biology a variety is a small group within a species that has small, passed-down differences from other members.