prolification
noun
pro·lif·i·ca·tion
plural -s
1
a
: the generation of young
b
: fecundity
2
: the quality or state of being proliferous
3
: an apical branch arising from within an inflorescence and continuing the terminal growth of the stem (as in the male inflorescence of mosses of the genus Polytrichum) compare innovation
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin prolification-, prolificatio, from prolificatus (past participle of prolificare to generate young, from Latin proles offspring + -ficare to move) + Latin -ion-, -io -ion
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