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adj. Of, relating to, or capable of reproduction: reproductive organs.

n. Zoology A reproductive organism, especially a sexually mature social insect.

adj. of or relating to reproduction

adj. that reproduces

n. A reproductive organism (especially such an insect)

adj. Tending, or pertaining, to reproduction; employed in reproduction.

Of the nature of, pertaining to, or employed in reproduction; tending to reproduce: as, the reproductive organs of an animal.

See function.

In zool., those organsor parts of the body, collectively considered, whose function it is to produce and mature ova or spermatozoa or their equivalents, and effect the impregnation of the female by the male elements, or otherwise accomplish reproduction; the reproductive or generative system of any animal in either sex; the genitals, in a broad sense. The fundamental reproductive organ of all sexed animals is an indifferent genital gland, differentiated in the male as a testis, in the female as an ovary (or their respective equivalents); its ulterior modifications are almost endless. These organs are sometimes detached from the main body of the individual (see person, 8, and hectocotylus); they often represent both sexes in one individual; they are usually separated in two individuals of opposite sexes; they sometimes fail of functional activity in certain individuals of one sex (see neuter, worker).

adj. producing new life or offspring

"The term reproductive justice was coined by a group of black women in 1994, Ross said."

fruitful   

reproductive imagination    reproductive organs    reproductive cells    reproductive system    reproductive faculty   

generativ   

conductive    constructive    destructive    instructive    nonproductive    obstructive    photoconductive    productive    reconstructive    seductive   

generative    digestive    respiratory    cognitive    genital    evolutionary    excretory    physiological    functional    sensory