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Definition of cross-pollinate in English: cross-pollinateverbkrɒsˈpɒlɪneɪtˈˌkrɔs ˈpɔləˌneɪt [with object]Pollinate (a flower or plant) with pollen from another flower or plant. 使（花或植物）异花传粉 these varieties benefit from being cross-pollinated by another compatible variety Example sentencesExamples - Fourteen progeny plants were cross-pollinated in all combinations.
- I'm referring to cross-pollinating my plants of course.
- They can migrate, mutate, and cross-pollinate with other plants.
- This means that they do not produce pollen, however, they can be cross-pollinated with the ‘wild’ types and produce viable seeds.
- And when a flower is the only show in town, there's a strong likelihood of its attracting attention and being cross-pollinated, even with few insect species around.
- Some carpels and ovules were only slightly enlarged despite the flowers being cross-pollinated by hand.
- Here, flowers cross-pollinate, birds settle indoors, thistles break through floors, and shards of glass and china lie on the grass.
- He claims he only cross-pollinates different species of poplar to breed a disease resistant strain, ‘just like it's done in nature.’
- That's when cross-pollinating plants release their pollen into the air for fertilization.
- Research shows that fodder maize can cross-pollinate plants up to 800m away and that under certain conditions, can travel miles.
- It can self-pollinate, which saves one from having to manually go in with a tiny brush, but it can also be cross-pollinated.
- However, in a separate study, we observed that the amount and elongation rate of self-pollinated pollen tubes in the styles did not differ from those that were cross-pollinated.
- Therefore, wild rice often absorbs genes from cultivars through hybridization since the wild progenitor tends to be cross-pollinated with its surrounding cultivars.
- That would cross-pollinate the crops that are already grown there.
- Further complicating matters, corn is cross-pollinated, and corn pollen can travel fairly long distances, according to some.
- Preserve seed that hasn't been cross-pollinated.
- The plants to be cross-pollinated were planted in alternate rows in 5 m x 5 m plots with a row spacing of 60 cm.
- Apple trees are cross-pollinated, and any that grow from seed are different from their parents.
- The bird then spreads the pollen to other B. ringens (commonly known as rat's tails), thereby cross-pollinating the plant species.
- Canadians began cross-pollinating the rape plants, and by the 1970s developed a variety that contains less than two percent erucic acid.
Synonyms hybridize, cross-breed, interbreed, cross-fertilize, intercross, mix, intermix, blend
Definition of cross-pollinate in US English: cross-pollinateverbˈˌkrɔs ˈpɔləˌneɪt [with object]Pollinate (a flower or plant) with pollen from another flower or plant. 使（花或植物）异花传粉 these varieties benefit from being cross-pollinated by another compatible variety Example sentencesExamples - They can migrate, mutate, and cross-pollinate with other plants.
- And when a flower is the only show in town, there's a strong likelihood of its attracting attention and being cross-pollinated, even with few insect species around.
- It can self-pollinate, which saves one from having to manually go in with a tiny brush, but it can also be cross-pollinated.
- However, in a separate study, we observed that the amount and elongation rate of self-pollinated pollen tubes in the styles did not differ from those that were cross-pollinated.
- Further complicating matters, corn is cross-pollinated, and corn pollen can travel fairly long distances, according to some.
- Preserve seed that hasn't been cross-pollinated.
- Some carpels and ovules were only slightly enlarged despite the flowers being cross-pollinated by hand.
- He claims he only cross-pollinates different species of poplar to breed a disease resistant strain, ‘just like it's done in nature.’
- That would cross-pollinate the crops that are already grown there.
- This means that they do not produce pollen, however, they can be cross-pollinated with the ‘wild’ types and produce viable seeds.
- Therefore, wild rice often absorbs genes from cultivars through hybridization since the wild progenitor tends to be cross-pollinated with its surrounding cultivars.
- Here, flowers cross-pollinate, birds settle indoors, thistles break through floors, and shards of glass and china lie on the grass.
- That's when cross-pollinating plants release their pollen into the air for fertilization.
- Fourteen progeny plants were cross-pollinated in all combinations.
- The bird then spreads the pollen to other B. ringens (commonly known as rat's tails), thereby cross-pollinating the plant species.
- Apple trees are cross-pollinated, and any that grow from seed are different from their parents.
- Research shows that fodder maize can cross-pollinate plants up to 800m away and that under certain conditions, can travel miles.
- The plants to be cross-pollinated were planted in alternate rows in 5 m x 5 m plots with a row spacing of 60 cm.
- Canadians began cross-pollinating the rape plants, and by the 1970s developed a variety that contains less than two percent erucic acid.
- I'm referring to cross-pollinating my plants of course.
Synonyms hybridize, cross-breed, interbreed, cross-fertilize, intercross, mix, intermix, blend
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