Hybridise is a process of combining two different species or varieties of plants or animals to create a new, distinct hybrid. It is also known as crossbreeding, which involves crossing two organisms of different breeds, varieties, or species to produce offspring with desirable traits from both parents. Hybridisation is a form of genetic engineering that has been used for centuries to improve the quality of crops and livestock. The process of hybridisation involves crossing two organisms of different breeds, varieties, or species to produce offspring with desirable traits from both parents. The term 'hybridise' is derived from the Latin word 'hybrida, ' meaning 'MIXED.'