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Meanings of self-fertilised in English
Usage of self-fertilised in English
1
The self-fertilised plants had smaller and paler green leaves than the crossed.
2
Column 3: Grandchildren from a cross between the self-fertilised children of Hero.
3
Flowers on the self-fertilised plants of the second generation were again self-fertilised.
4
Anagallis collina: Red variety crossed by blue variety, and red variety self-fertilised.
5
Nevertheless the self-fertilised plants in all three pots flowered before the crossed!
6
Such flowers are therefore invariably self-fertilised; yet they produce an abundance of seed.
7
In all four pots the crossed plants flowered some days before the self-fertilised.
8
The crossed plants were, however, inferior in fertility to the self-fertilised.
9
In both pots a crossed plant flowered before any one of the self-fertilised.
10
Some flowers on the self-fertilised plants of the last generation were also self-fertilised.
11
Under these circumstances the superiority of the self-fertilised plants cannot be fully trusted.
12
So that the crossed plants were very much more productive than the self-fertilised.
13
So that the self-fertilised had a decided advantage over the crossed.
14
On the self-fertilised side every single plant belonged to the tall white variety.
15
On both occasions the crossed capsules contained slightly more seeds than the self-fertilised.
16
The intercrossed plants thus have at least one important advantage over the self-fertilised.
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Frequent collocations
Self-fertilised through the time