yielding

Converse of object

• produce: Nuclear research produces higher yielding, disease resistant crops for farmers.

Adjective modifier

• high: Nuclear research produces higher yielding, disease resistant crops for farmers.
• low: This method is, however, very laborious and low yielding.
• plastic: General shear failure ( C ) Large settlements are produced as plastic yielding is fully developed within the soil.
• heavy: A superb flavored, outdoor bush tomato which is very early maturing and heavy yielding.

Modifies a noun

• cow: Levels of 2 to 4 kg per head per day have been used successfully for high yielding cows.
• crop: They can encourage her to take risks with higher yielding crops.
• variety: Suppose a new high yielding variety of cassava produces three times the yield of traditional varieties.
• brand: In the real world, smokers puff and inhale more intensively on lower yielding brands and end up getting the same dose.
• plant: The last drawback is that heavy yielding plants tend to fall over in a NFT system.
• cigarette: Even if this was a genuine strategy, at the very least such additives should not be present in higher yielding cigarettes.

Modifying Another Word

• high: It can be high yielding, easy to process, readily digested, and costs less than other cereals.