Original; constituting the original substance of anything; as, native dust.

Conferred by birth; derived from origin; born with one; inherent; inborn; not acquired; as, native genius, cheerfulness, wit, simplicity, rights, intelligence, etc. Having the same meaning as congenital, but typically used for positive qualities, whereas congenital may be used for negative qualities. See also congenital

Naturally related; cognate; connected (with).

Found in nature uncombined with other elements; as, native silver, copper, gold.

Found in nature; not artificial; as native sodium chloride.

One who, or that which, is born in a place or country referred to; a denizen by birth; an animal, a fruit, or vegetable, produced in a certain region; as, a native of France; the natives are restless.

species which originated in North America

a species that naturally occurs in a particular region, ecosystem and habitat. Species native to North America are generally recognized as those occurring on the continent prior to European settlement.

A member of an indigenous society, as distinguished from a stranger, immigrant, or others who are not considered full members of the indigenous society.

someone born in a particular place

Indigenous (adjective). The complement of adventive. Definitions of the word native are somewhat fuzzy, but seem to imply presence of the species in the area in question for a very long time and/or numerous generations, with some level of in situ evolution, even if its very distant ancestors came from somewhere else, i.e., were naturalized (see discussion under naturalization. 11). A species may be native to more than one area, such as several states of the USA, or several countries, such as USA (southern Florida) and Cuba and Jamaica.

a species whose natural range included Florida at the time of European contact (1500 AD).

Occuring naturally, not introduced from other countries.

refers to an organism that naturally occurs in Australia.

A species living in the area where it is originally from.

Metallic chemical element found in nature in its pure state.

Part of original flora and fauna of the area in question.

inherent and original to an area

(As applied to plants and animals.) Originating in a geographic area and not relocated there by humans.

A plant native to a specific region. It evolved there and it grows there naturally. Compare with immigrant, indicator, and keystone species.

A plant native to a specific region, where it grows naturally and where it evolved.

This refers to a plant that grows in the same habitat in which they originated. These plants can be native to a continent, state, or region.

Natif Mutter- Autóctono Plants indigenous to a specific habitat or area.

originating or growing naturally in a specific region

A species is native if it is found naturally in an area or country.

a person, animal or plant of a particular place.

Naturally occuring forms of precious metals, for example, native copper, native gold, and native silver. Native metals are often very impure.

Plants or animals that have lived in an area for thousands of years and weren't moved there by people.

Refers to plants that spread naturally where climatic conditions are accommodating.

Originating, or growing in a certain place or region; indigenous. See also: alien, introduced

a person who was born in a particular place; an indigenous person

being such by origin; "the native North American sugar maple"; "many native artists studied abroad"

as found in nature in the elemental form; "native copper"

Used by botanists to mean plants that naturally occur in the region, rather than being introduced from elsewhere.

plants are are indigenous (i.e. innate or natural) to one or more vegetational regions and are adapted to local conditions

naturally occurring in a particular region.

Plants which are native to the North American continent.

People residing in the United States who are United States citizens. Natives of the U.S. fall into three categories: people born in one of the 50 states or the District of Columbia, people born in United States Insular Areas such as Puerto Rico or Guam, and people who were born abroad but have at least one parents who is a U.S. citizen.

Originally from a place. Native plants and animals are organisms that were here before people came. Sometimes new species are introduced to a place. These new species are called "invaders" or "non-natives."

A species or organism which arrives and establishes in a site by natural processes.

Plants which are part of the original vegetation of the North American continent.

Animals or plants that naturally occur in only one area or region. For example, kangaroos are found only in Australia.

Found naturally in an area; indigenous. A native plant that is a natural nectar source for hummingbirds is adapted to the local habitat but may become choked out by invasive exotic plants from elsewhere.

adj. Originating in a certain place or region; indigenous.

Native means the same as "Indigenous" - coming from the place where they live. Exotic invaders are species that are not indigenous or native to an area.

Indigenous to Australia but not necessarily to the area

a species that historically occurred in a physiographic region of Virginia.

occuring naturally in a particular ecosystem

The place of origin is North America. In the case of circumpolar or circumboreal species these are considered to be native in this treatment.

belonging to a particular place by birth; belonging to or associated with one by birth; synonym: indigenous, aboriginal; a reference to persons of Canadian aboriginal ancestry, including people who are defined as Indian, Inuit and Métis

Natural gas in place in a producing reservoir when the reservoir is converted into a natural gas storage reservoir.

The natural state; in biopharmaceutical development, it usually refers to a molecule's normal three-dimensional structure under optimal conditions.

Originating, growing, or produced in a certain place or region; indigenous.

manu Maori kararehe Maori A plant or animal that arrived in New Zealand without the help of humans.

An animal or a plant that originated in a particular place or region.

This commonly used term in the United States describes the descendants of the original peoples of North America. The term has not caught on in Canada because of the apparent reference to U.S. Citizenship. However, some Aboriginal Peoples in Canada have argued that because they are descendants of the original peoples of the Americas, the term Native American should apply to them regardless for their citizenship. Native North American has been used to identify the original peoples of Canada and the United States.

species:         a species that occurs naturally in an area or habitat. Also called an indigenous species. List of native plants List of resources where native plants may be found 'Growing Wild Program'-consultation on growing native plants in Washington

species Species which arrived in Britain in prehistoric times after the last Ice Age and before the English Channel formed.

that species of fish that is not hatched or reared by the state hatchery system. Natives tend to be stronger fighters than their hatchery counterparts and over a period time they become larger and stronger than reared fish.

Inherent and original to a geographic area. .

A plant that occurs naturally in a particular region and was not introduced from some other area.

indigenous or occurring naturally in a given geographic locale and therefore not introduced by humans either accidentally or intentionally

Refers to an organism(s) that has evolved in the ecosystem in which it normally lives.

originally living, growing, or produced in a certain geographical region. See also endemic.

Refers to those species originating naturally in a particular region.

A plant that occurs naturally in a particular region, state, ecosystem, or habitat without direct or indirect human activity. For cultivars, native refers to releases that were collected from within the USA and that occur naturally in the USA. The definition of native can vary.

A person born in a particular country is a native of that country. For example, if you were born in Mexico you are a native of Mexico.

Naturally occurring in the region where it is found.

Refers to organisms that have not been recently introduced into an ecosystem.

A plant or animal originating, growing, or produced in a certain place; Indigenous as opposed to exotic.

A plant or animal found naturally in one or a number of countries, eg. the akeake tree is native to both New Zealand and Australia.

Animals and plants originating naturally in a particular region.

Any species which is found in the region of its origin. Any species that has not been newly introduced by humans into an ecosystem.

Indigenous; not introduced into a geographical area by man (Little and Jones 1980). Local native: native species that are or were present on a particular location.

species of animals or plants that have not been introduced by people or their direct activities

(stock origin) -- an indigenous stock of fish that has not been substantially impacted by genetic interactions with non-native stocks or by other factors (such as artificial selection) and is still present in all or part of its original range.

refers to species that occur naturally in an area

A species which developed and evolved in a particular area and was present prior to European settlement. [To return to previous page, click your browser's BACK button then scroll through the page to your last location

grown, produced, or having its beginning in a particular region

found chemically uncombined in nature. Native metals include gold, silver, platinum, copper, iron, lead, mercury, iridium and palladium. [AHDOS

(adj) – Indigenous, belonging to a country or locality

A species which is thought to have reached Britain since the ice age without the aid of man.

Native file system of PowerMac.

a native application is optimized for and takes advantage of a particular processor. In the context of the Macintosh, a native application is optimized for the PowerPC chip. In the context of Wintel PCs, a native application is optimized for 32-bit processing under Windows 95 and/or Windows NT. See non-native, emulation, Fat Binary.

Refers to software that has been compiled for a specific platform.

A Java keyword that is used in method declarations to specify that the method is not implemented in the same Java source file, but rather in another language.

native is a modifier that may be applied to method declarations. It indicates that the method is implemented (elsewhere) in C, or in some other platform-dependent fashion. A native method should have a semicolon instead of a body. A native method cannot be abstract, but all other method modifiers may be used with native methods.

Native organs are those organs we have at birth. The distinction is made between native organs and transplanted organs. Sometimes the native organs remain in the body even though a transplanted organ is surgically implanted.

A person who belongs to a particular country by birth