1. People or organisms that produce hybrids by crossing two different species, varieties, or breeds.
Usage: Plural of hybridizer; Commonly used in agriculture, horticulture, and biology

Examples

• Plant hybridizers have developed new corn varieties with improved drought resistance.
• The hybridizers at the research institute crossed two wheat strains to create a more nutritious grain.
• Dog hybridizers sometimes breed different breeds to produce dogs with desired traits.
• Agricultural hybridizers work to enhance crop yields through selective breeding.
• Modern hybridizers use genetic techniques to speed up the development of new plant varieties.