Fertility Inducement

The power to induce fertility in a subject causing reproduction and growth.

Also Called

 * Insterility Inducement
 * Induce Pregnancy(biological)
 * Induce Growth(botonical)

Capability
Fertility is the natural capability of producing offsprings. The power to induce fertility in a subject or in a natural body so that they/it are more fertile in reproduction and/or growth.

Appliance

 * Induce fertility in animals causing them to have a health reproduction of producing offspring.
 * Induce fertility in soil causing healthy botonical growth.

Associations

 * Cell Manipulation - to manipulate reproductive cells increasing the chances of obtaining offsprings.
 * Hormone Manipulation - manipulation of reproductive hormones in a cell.
 * Earth Manipulation - the soils are dependent on its fertility.
 * Plant Growth - induce plant growth base on fertile soil.

Mythology

 * Anahit (Armenian Mythology)
 * Aramazd (Armenian Mythology)
 * Chiconahui (Aztec Mythology)
 * Cihuacoatl (Aztec Mythology)
 * Coatlicue (Aztec Mythology)
 * Huixtocihuatl (Aztec Mythology)
 * Mayahuel (Aztec Mythology)
 * Patecatl (Aztec Mythology)
 * Tepoztecatl (Aztec Mythology)
 * Tlaloc (Aztec Mythology)
 * Tlazolteotl (Aztec Mythology)
 * Toci (Aztec Mythology)
 * Tonacatecuhtli (Aztec Mythology)
 * Tzitzimimeh (Aztec Mythology)
 * Xipe Totec (Aztec Mythology)
 * Xochipilli (Aztec Mythology)
 * Xochiquetzal (Aztec Mythology)
 * Laima (Baltic Mythology)
 * Saulė (Baltic Mythology)
 * Baal (Canaanite Mythology)
 * Sowathara (South-East Asian Mythology)
 * Brigid (Irish Mythology)
 * Cernunnos (Celtic Mythology)
 * Damara (Celtic Mythology)
 * Damona (Celtic Mythology)
 * Epona (Celtic Mythology)
 * Hooded Spirits (Celtic Mythology)
 * Nantosuelta (Celtic Mythology)
 * Onuava (Celtic Mythology)
 * Rosmerta (Celtic Mythology)
 * Fufluns (Etruscan Mythology)
 * Thesan (Etruscan Mythology)
 * Haumea (Hawaiian Mythology)
 * Kamapua'a (Hawaiian Mythology)
 * Laka (Hawaiian Mythology)
 * Lono (Hawaiian Mythology)
 * Aditi (Hindu Mythology)
 * Banka-Mundi (Hindu Mythology)
 * Bhūmi (Hindu Mythology)
 * Chandra (Hindu Mythology)
 * Lajja Gauri (Hindu Mythology)
 * Manasa (Hindu Mythology)
 * Parvati (Hindu Mythology)
 * Sinivali (Hindu Mythology)
 * Shaushka (Hittie Mythology)
 * Akna (Inuit Mythology)
 * Pukkeenegak (Inuit Mythology)
 * Kichijōten (Japanese Mythology)
 * Ama-arhus (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Amasagnul (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Emesh (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Enten (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Gatumdag (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Inanna (Ishtar) (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Nanshe (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Nidaba (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Ninhursag (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Nin-imma (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Sharra Itu (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Shu-pa-e (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Shulmanu (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Tammuz (Mesopotamian Mythology)
 * Atahensic (Iroquois Mythology)
 * Kokopelli (Hopi Mythology)
 * Freyja (Norse Mythology)
 * Freyr (Norse Mythology)
 * Frigg (Norse Mythology)
 * Gefjun (Norse Mythology)
 * Gedi(Fijian Mythology)
 * Tagroa Siria (Fijian Mythology)
 * Makemake (Rapa Nui Mythology)
 * Tangaroa (Rarotongan Mythology)
 * Anahita (Persian Mythology)
 * Beiwe (Sami Mythology)
 * Rana Niejta (Sami Mythology)
 * Dzydzilelya (Polish Mythology)
 * Jarilo (Slavic Mythology)
 * Kostroma (Slavic Mythology)
 * Radegast (Slavic Mythology)
 * Siebog (Slavic Mythology)
 * Svetovid (Slavic Mythology)
 * Zeme (Slavic Mythology)
 * Živa (Slavic Mythology)
 * Ajysyt (Turkic Mythology)
 * Umay (Turkic Mythology)

Anime

 * Hayao Miyazaki (Princess Mononoke) -via inducing fertility in soil.

Video Games

 * Hive Mind (Starcraft I/II)