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autopol·linització Fertilization by transfer of pollen from the anthers to the stigma of the same flower.
When pollen from one flower pollinates the same flower or other flowers of the same individual.
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Examples for "cross-pollination"
Examples for "cross-pollination"
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It's a wonderful thing and there's a lot of cross-pollination going on.
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Could this be the start of a fruitful cross-pollination, asks Jon Ihle.
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The movie provides a snapshot of the incredible cross-pollination that's possible these days.
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Will there be more collaboration and cross-pollination on the new album?
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But as James tells it, their genre cross-pollination came about almost by accident.
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It is true that the phenomena observed in self-pollination, e.g.
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In the majority of plants self-pollination occurs.
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The molecular mechanisms that lead to stigmas at different developmental stages having different responses to self-pollination are yet unknown.
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Just as in some orchids and cleistogamic flowers self-pollination regularly occurs, so it may also occur in other cases.
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These alone become weaker by self-pollination; while pure species derive no advantage from crossing and no disadvantage from self-fertilisation.
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The end product has the ability to reproduce itself through self-pollination because the rice plant flowers contain both the male and female organs.
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The existence of plants for which self-pollination is of greater importance than it is for others is by no means contradictory to Darwin's view.
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Eleven second-generation lines of Fragaria viridis with different compatibility were obtained by manual self-pollination, which can be displayed directly by the level of fruit-set rate.
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All adaptations to cross-pollination might also be of use simply because they made pollination possible when for any reason self-pollination had become difficult or impossible.