1. Reproducing or multiplying rapidly; producing many offspring or new growth.
Usage: Chiefly botanical and biological contexts
2. Bearing or producing buds, shoots, or offshoots from an unusual location, such as from a flower or fruit.
Usage: Botanical term

Examples

• The proliferous nature of the plant allowed it to spread quickly across the garden.
• Rabbits are known for their proliferous breeding habits.
• The proliferous cactus produced numerous new shoots from its stem.
• Scientists studied the proliferous cells to understand rapid growth patterns.
• The proliferous coral reef supported thousands of marine species.
• This proliferous variety of strawberry yields fruit throughout the season.