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Meanings of pollinate plants in English
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Usage of pollinate plants in English
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Honeybees pollinateplants that produce roughly a quarter of the food consumed by Americans.
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Honey bees are needed to pollinateplants that produce a quarter of the food consumed by Americans.
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However, SWAG is interested in increasing the population to pollinateplants and keeping fruit and vegetables supplies high.
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Honey bees pollinateplants that produce about a quarter of U.S. consumer foods, according to the U.S. government.
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Millions of honey bees are relied on to pollinateplants that produce a quarter of the food consumed by Americans.
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The restrictions are aimed at protecting honeybees, which pollinateplants that produce roughly a quarter of the food consumed by Americans.
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The bee die-off is worrisome for agriculture because honeybees pollinateplants that produce about a fourth of the food consumed by Americans.
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Honeybees pollinateplants that produce roughly 25 percent of the foods Americans consume, including apples, almonds, watermelons and beans, according to government reports.
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Honey bees pollinateplants that produce about a quarter of the food consumed by Americans, including apples, almonds, watermelons and beans, according to government reports.
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Honeybees pollinateplants that produce about a quarter of the food consumed by Americans, including apples, almonds, watermelons and beans, according to U.S. government reports.
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Already, in some parts of the world, workers are now pollinatingplants by hand.
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Tomato varieties also can be classified as hybrids or open- pollinatedplants (see Chapter 3 for more information):
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It not only produces sweet goodness but plays a vital role in pollinatingplants vital to the agricutural sector.