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Meanings of fertilise with pollen in English
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Usage of fertilise with pollen in English
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In each generation, also, the crossed plants were fertilised with pollen from another crossed plant.
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Nineteen flowers were fertilised with pollen from other flowers on the same plant, and produced no capsules.
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Eighteen flowers were fertilised with pollen from other flowers on the same plant, and produced no capsules.
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Eight flowers were fertilised with pollen from other flowers on the same plant, and produced no capsules.
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Eighteen flowers were fertilised with pollen from other flowers on the same plant, and produced not one capsule.
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As previously stated, an illegitimate plant fertilised with pollen from a legitimate plant has its fertility slightly increased.
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Sixteen flowers were fertilised with pollen from other flowers on the same plant, but yielded not a single capsule.
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I raised during February 1862, from some long-styled plants illegitimately fertilised with pollen from the same form, twenty-seven seedlings.
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Flowers on a completely self-impotent plant of Passiflora alata fertilised with pollen from its own self-impotent seedlings were quite fertile.
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Lastly, five flowers were fertilised with pollen from a fourth plant growing at a distance, and all five produced capsules.
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They sometimes yield no seed, not even an empty capsule, like a species fertilised with pollen from a distinct genus.
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Some of the most sterile plants did not even yield a single seed when legitimately fertilised with pollen from legitimate plants.
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Flowers on the plants of the ninth intercrossed generation were fertilised with pollen taken from a fresh stock, and seedlings thus raised.
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Other flowers on the same intercrossed plants were fertilised with pollen from another intercrossed plant, producing seedlings of the tenth intercrossed generation.
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The only way of obtaining double seedlings is to save seed from the finest single blooms fertilised with pollen of good double flowers.
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And lastly, other flowers were fertilised with pollen from a distinct stock, and the seedlings thus raised may be called the COLCHESTER-CROSSED great-grandchildren.