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Meanings of cross-pollinate in английском

испанский
polinizar

Fertilize by transfering pollen.

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        Examples for "pollinate"
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        They are all subsistence farmers who use bees to pollinate their crops.
        The South African
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        The reason why they hand pollinate is not what you think, though.
        Wired
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        Bees pollinate our crops, our native fauna - and our garden plants.
        The Irish Times
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        Here's a simple way to pollinate crops if you're having trouble getting fruit:
        Vegetable gardening for dummies
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        This case study illustrates how attackers cross-pollinate vulnerabilities to get what they want.
        Hacking: the next generation
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        Burbank produced tomatoes from the seeds of plants pollenated from potato pollen only.
        Marvels of Modern Science
        Usage of cross-pollinate in английском
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        This case study illustrates how attackers cross-pollinate vulnerabilities to get what they want.
        Hacking: the next generation
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        Helleborus orientalis is very promiscuous and will cross-pollinate with itself and other species.
        The Guardian
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        I love it when game developers cross-pollinate their characters.
        The Irish Times
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        There are tiny little pockets of atomized conversations that do not intersect and do not cross-pollinate.
        The new yorker
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        The idea was to help protolerance and antiterrorism groups cross-pollinate and return to their countries strengthened by the exchange.
        The facebook effect: the inside story of the company that is con...
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        The company is attempting to cross-pollinate the best of the online world with the best of print, Chubb said.
        Reuters
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        But the bored space for disparate ideas to cross-pollinate in your daydreams: I worry where that goes, when we're distracted.
        The Guardian
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        We cross-pollinate each other.
        Black is the new white
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        Genzyme argues that the companies are competitors and that it would represent a conflict of interest for the boards to cross-pollinate.
        Reuters
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        The concern is that the GM wheat's pollen may become wind-borne, spread from the test sites, and cross-pollinate with other crops.
        Wired
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        I recommend to anyone who is attempting to cross-pollinate for the first time, that he limit his work to crosses made within species.
        Growing Nuts in the North / A Personal Story of the Author's Exp...
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        Mimes had no real home in a written or spoken canon, but some of their movements and actions could cross-pollinate with others that did.
        One of our Thursdays is missing
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        Throughout history, Ireland has been oddly cross-pollinated from many different sources.
        Independent.ie
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        ALBARN: More and more, cultural groups are cross-pollinating, and we're getting much more interesting art as a result.
        Wired
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        Such a well-crafted song, so exciting and dynamic it's cross-pollinates so many genres of RnB, jazz and rock.
        Radio NZ
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        Most of these squash family crops need to be cross-pollinated to produce fruit, so bees are critical to success.
        Vegetable gardening for dummies
        Frequent collocations
        Translations for cross-pollinate
        испанский
        polinizarfertilizar
        Cross-pollinate through the time