n.杂化；杂混；杂交

The hybridization of corn has led to the development of plants with higher yields and increased resistance to diseases.
玉米杂交导致了高产和更强抗病性植物的培育。
In biology, hybridization refers to the process where two different species or varieties interbreed to create offspring with mixed traits.
在生物学中，杂交是指两个不同物种或品种相互繁殖以产生具有混合特征后代的过程。
The formation of carbon dioxide molecule involves sp hybridization of the central carbon atom.
二氧化碳分子的形成涉及中心碳原子的sp杂化。
Through hybridization techniques, scientists have been able to create new plant varieties that adapt well to changing environmental conditions.
通过杂交技术，科学家已经能够创造出适应环境变化的新植物品种。
Hybridization in animals often occurs naturally in zones where two closely related species share overlapping habitats.
动物之间的杂交通常自然地发生在两个相近物种共享重叠栖息地的区域。
Genetic hybridization can lead to the creation of organisms with unique and advantageous characteristics for agriculture or medical research.
基因杂交可以导致具有农业或医学研究独特优势特性的生物体的创造。
The recent advancements in genetic engineering allow for targeted hybridization between specific genes to produce desired traits in organisms.
最近基因工程的进步使得特定基因之间目标明确的杂交得以实现，从而在生物体中产生期望的性状。
Hybridization is a critical factor contributing to biodiversity as it generates novel genetic combinations within populations.
杂交是促进生物多样性的重要因素，因为它在种群内产生了新的基因组合。
The technique of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) relies on DNA hybridization for amplification of specific gene sequences.
聚合酶链反应（PCR）技术依赖于DNA杂交来放大特定基因序列。
Natural hybridization events have played a significant role in shaping evolutionary history by transferring beneficial traits across species boundaries.
自然杂交事件通过跨物种边界传递有益性状，在塑造进化史过程中发挥了重要作用。