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fertilització creuada Fertilization by the union of male and female gametes from different individual of the same species.
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The 'cross-fertilisation of ideas' is a cliché, but one with unintentional fecundity.
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He also gives an account of the remarkable arrangement for ensuring cross-fertilisation.
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If we police boundaries too strictly, we're stifling the possibility of cross-fertilisation and invention.
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Sir, - Current pedagogic wisdom recommends a degree of cross-fertilisation when teaching core subjects.
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It is an international game now and this "cross-fertilisation" is increasingly commonplace.
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The cross-fertilisation of musical forms is nothing new.
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The purpose of this curious functional difference obviously is to favour the cross-fertilisation of distinct plants.
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The present chapter is devoted to the Fertility of plants, as influenced by cross-fertilisation and self-fertilisation.
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The result is that cross-fertilisation is thus favoured.
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Dioecious plants, however fertilised, have a great advantage over other plants in their cross-fertilisation being assured.
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Almost all these plants, as Darwin pointed out, have also chasmogamous flowers which render cross-fertilisation possible.
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A cross-fertilisation of theatre, film and opera is nothing new, and that friction sometimes ignites fiery results.
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It is questioned if cross-fertilisation has really the importance ascribed to it since the days of Darwin.
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The well-adapted means by which cross-fertilisation is ensured in this genus have been described by several authors.
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The answer to the above question obviously is, that with permanently closed flowers there could be no cross-fertilisation.
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Some of the adaptations displayed by Climbing Plants are as beautiful as those of Orchids for ensuring cross-fertilisation.