Difference between Uncultivated and Uncultivable

UNCULTIVATED vs UNCULTIVABLE: ADJECTIVE

Not attended to or fostered.
Inadequately educated; lacking art or knowledge; unrefined; uncultured; uncivilized.
Not cultivated by agricultural methods; not prepared for cultivation.
Socially unpolished, uncultured, or unrefined.
Not cultivated by standard agricultural methods.
Characteristic of a person who is not cultivated or does not have intellectual tastes
(of persons) lacking art or knowledge
(of land or fields) not prepared for raising crops

Cultivable, Untilled, Non productive, Wild, Unproductive, Barren, Fallow, Uncultivatable, Nonintellectual, Lowbrowed, Lowbrow, Artless, Unrefined, Uncultured, Uncultivable

Fertile, Unsurveyed, Arid, Culturable, Arable, Barren, Unsown, Farmable, Untilled, Irrigable, Unfertile, Cultivatable, Cultivable, Uncultivatable, Uncultivated

Cultivable, Untilled, Non productive, Wild, Unproductive, Barren, Fallow, Uncultivatable, Nonintellectual, Lowbrowed, Lowbrow, Artless, Unrefined, Uncultured, Uncultivable

Fertile, Unsurveyed, Arid, Culturable, Arable, Barren, Unsown, Farmable, Untilled, Irrigable, Unfertile, Cultivatable, Cultivable, Uncultivatable, Uncultivated

What causes human beings in their natural, uncultivated state to form conventions that specify property rights?
It grows uncultivated more rarely, limited to the rich, dense soils of certain South Asian forests.
They have had opportunities to become acquainted with children who were uncultivated in their manners.
These are found in uncultivated lowland areas such as bush, forest and pastoral land.
Atlength arrived at womanhood, the uncultivated fairare by no means capable of filling.
RURAL REVIVAL IN MARNE occupied areas was largely uncultivated throughout the war.
This expansion of uncultivated land brought an important environmental benefit.
Particularly, slaves appropriated the uncultivated spaces between farms and fields.
Typically the flows of revenue from uncultivated land are underestimated.
Original, natural, native, uncultivated, unrefined, plebeian, vulgar, low.

Sutherland population from that which circumstances had provided in other parts of Scotland, where they had been removed from the bleak and uncultivable mountains.
Any breach in an embankment would flood lands with saline water and make them uncultivable, at times for years.
Toward the functional analysis of uncultivable, symbiotic microorganisms in the termite gut.
The presence of uncultivable fungi, Ascomycota and endophytes in raw cork was confirmed by sequencing.
Inorganic pyrophosphatase in uncultivable hemotrophic mycoplasmas: identification and properties of the enzyme from Mycoplasma suis.