replant's Usage Examples:

Whenever an amateurs stock of bulbs is divided, it is wise to replant some in fresh ground, and any surplus may be naturalised in grass.

Perhaps the drive for clonal diversity on resistant rootstock is due to new vineyard development and the replanting of infected vineyards.

The town was formerly much exposed to avalanches and floods, which are now less frequent owing to the construction of embankments and replanting of the hillsides.

In the grand duchy the forest has almost entirely disappeared, but owing to the compulsory law of replanting in Belgium this fate does not seem likely to attend the Belgian Ardennes.

To create the mooring lay-by, the channel would be widened on the offside of the canal, the footpath diverted and hedge replanted.

It is better to dig and replant Daffodils too soon than too late.

The third plan, which consists in replanting the affected vineyard with American vines - such as the Vitis labrusca, V.

Lift and divide clumps every three or four years, wait until the leaves are yellow before lifting then replant at once.

As to propagation, there is scarcely any need to enlarge upon that, as bulbs are imported so plentifully; and it is only necessary to separate the young bulbs and replant them in good soil.

When the patient and the amputated part(s) reach the hospital, a physician will assess the probability that the severed tissue can be successfully reattached (called replantation).

Synonyms:

set, plant,

Antonyms:

depressurise, disarrange, deglycerolize,