Relating to, promoting, or having the function of fecundation or fertilization; fertile or productive.
From 'fecundate' plus the adjectival suffix '-ory,' ultimately from Latin roots. This formal adjective appears primarily in specialized scientific and historical medical texts.
This word sounds imposing and formal, but it was actually used in Victorian science to describe the 'fecundatory organs' of flowers—a way to discuss plant anatomy while maintaining strict Victorian propriety!
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