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Meanings of fertilising power in English
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Usage of fertilising power in English
1
Here the wolf is the corn-spirit whose fertilising power is in his tail.
2
Key to the fertilising power of plants were the fungi in their root systems.
3
Here again the fertilising power of the Corn-mother is indicated.
4
Here the pig is the corn-spirit, whose fertilising power is sometimes supposed to lie especially in his tail.
5
Perhaps the sticks had been previously used to beat the Death, and so had acquired the fertilising power ascribed to the effigy.
6
It has been shown by experiment that in fresh sea-water the sperm may live and retain its fertilising power for several days.
7
Darwin showed that the fertilising power of the pollen of another variety or of another individual is greater than that of the plant's own pollen.