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• v  breed animals or plants using parents of different races and varieties

• The long-sought key to separation of the sexes in order to hybridize other commercial crops came accidentally with the discovery of patches of sorghum that had hereditary male .
• Now, more more literary, more more lawless, he attempts in his novels to hybridize fancy with realism, intuition with not necessarily legal truth.

• crossbreed
• cross
• hybridise
• interbreed

Quotes

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• Dieter Zetsche in Los Angeles Times
  This is just the beginning,Zetsche said. "With this technology, we can hybridize all of our models in rapid succession. This car proves Mercedes will be able to downsize its emissions without downsizing its products."
• Hendrik Poinar in Boston Globe (registration)
  The Siberian mammoths didn't hybridize, didn't just interbreed and blend with the new population - they disappeared,Poinar said. "And the New World guys ended up kings of the evolutionary heap."