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Meanings of pollination in English
Portuguese
polinização Catalan
pol·linització Usage of pollination in English
1
The orchids' baroque pollination strategies raise challenging questions for the evolutionist, however.
2
Warmth, water, and proper pollination are the keys to growing cucumber-family crops.
3
So that's the cost when bees could otherwise be doing pollination work.
4
Bees are essential for humankind's survival, as our food depends on pollination.
5
On the contrary, serum ECP levels significantly increased during the pollination period.
6
Every fruit and nut grower should know the simple theory of pollination.
7
It's a wonderful thing and there's a lot of cross-pollination going on.
8
The Spring season is regarded, by pulmonologists, as a period of pollination.
9
Wild and insidious weeds, the outcome of wayward pollination by mutated capitalism.
10
Could this be the start of a fruitful cross-pollination, asks Jon Ihle.
11
The pollination peak was noted in the daytime, usually in the afternoon.
12
You get more bees so you end up with more clover pollination.
13
In Bay of Plenty, pollination is in full swing on avocado orchards.
14
They are spaced too close-anaccident-butI believe that helps thorough pollination.
15
Member: With English walnut is more than one tree necessary for pollination?
16
But this describes just one component of the likely pollination crisis.
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Translations for pollination
Pollination through the time
Pollination across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common