Hybridization is the process of breeding plants and animals to produce hybrid offspring that have desired qualities. It involves cross-breeding two parent varieties to develop a new hybrid variety with traits from both parents, such as high yield, disease resistance, and climate tolerance. The process of hybridization involves selecting parent plants, removing stamen from female flowers, collecting pollen from male flowers, pollinating female flowers, collecting mature seeds, and selecting better offspring over several generations. This results in hybrid varieties with improved qualities that contribute significantly to agricultural progress.