reseed

Scatter fresh grain

To reseed is to plant seeds again in an area that was previously seeded.

Lawns are reseeded after drought or heavy use.

Some plants reseed themselves, dropping seeds that germinate the following season: The poppies reseed every year.

In computing, to reseed is to reinitialize a random number generator with a new seed value.

restoration

reforestation

Replanting depleted woodlands

conservation · revegetation · wildflower · meadow · prairie · reclamation · biodiversity · watershed · pollinator · wildlife

agriculture

planting

Placing seeds in earth

tillage · broadcast · furrow · transplant · propagation · nursery · yield · replanting · field · acreage

lawn

grass

Narrow-leaved ground cover

fertilizer · spreader · germination · coverage · thatch · sodding · sprinkler · ryegrass · fescue · bluegrass

computing

generator

Electricity-producing machine

algorithm · pseudorandom · entropy · hash · simulation · shuffle · cryptography · RNG · state · debugging

tournament

bracket

Support or category

elimination · rounds · qualifiers · matchup · reshuffling · pairings · bye · wildcard · placement · competition

Categories
Opposites
planting action

reseeduproot

Remove from the ground

harvest · clear · clear-cut · eradicate · dig up

land use cycle

reseedabandon

Leave behind permanently

develop · neglect · desert · decommission

sequence/timing

reseedseed

Embryonic plant capsule

sow · establish

Family

reseeding, reseeds, reseeded

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