reproduced
v.v. to make a copy of something, like a picture or a document. It can also mean to have babies or produce young plants.
v. to produce a copy or representation of something; to generate offspring or new individuals through a biological process.
The old photograph was reproduced in the local newspaper.
The artist granted the museum permission to have her latest painting reproduced as a high-quality print.
While some species can be easily reproduced in a laboratory setting, others require specific environmental triggers that are difficult to simulate outside of their natural habitats.
Transitive when meaning to copy; often used intransitively in a biological context.
The book was reproduce in 1990The book was reproduced in 1990Learners often forget the '-ed' ending when using the passive voice to describe a past action.