How To Use Cross-pollinate In A Sentence
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Preserve seed that hasn't been cross-pollinated.
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Here, flowers cross-pollinate, birds settle indoors, thistles break through floors, and shards of glass and china lie on the grass.
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By all measures, the beef from these cross-pollinated calves is ‘substantially equivalent’ to that of my purebreds.
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He claims he only cross-pollinates different species of poplar to breed a disease resistant strain, ‘just like it's done in nature.’
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It is specifically because Im a carrier of raconteurs disease, in its most virulent form, that I have come to realize that one can never really cross-pollinate the act of live storytelling with its literary reflection.
An Interview with Thomas Steinbeck
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When the crops flower, they will cross-pollinate, and the organic farmer may have a problem.
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Cross-pollinated flowers were not emasculated, and pollinations were performed by rubbing anthers onto stigmas.
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They can migrate, mutate, and cross-pollinate with other plants.
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Seed set was estimated as the percentage of cross-pollinated flowers that produced achenes (one-seeded fruits).
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It can self-pollinate, which saves one from having to manually go in with a tiny brush, but it can also be cross-pollinated.
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Fourteen progeny plants were cross-pollinated in all combinations.
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Friends of the Earth said the maps show that these species, which are known to cross-pollinate with the arable crop, are widespread across the whole country.
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I wish there were more "summit" events like this that cross-pollinate the sf/fantasy art and literary world with the world-at-large.
MIND MELD: What Can Worldcon and Comic-Con Learn From Each Other?
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So he engages in what he calls transactional creation, whereby people freely exchange ideas and images that cross-pollinate and result in works that are in effect time-release collaborations.
Michael Kurcfeld: "Occupy Wall Screen": A Renowned French Media Artist Takes On Wall Street (VIDEO)
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The plants to be cross-pollinated were planted in alternate rows in 5 m x 5 m plots with a row spacing of 60 cm.
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Nonetheless, these closely related plants occasionally cross-pollinate and spawn seedlings which grow into sterile, half-breed banana plants.
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It opened days after her marriage to Mr. Hilton, a hint of how her private and public lives would cross-pollinate for decades to come.
Film Legend Meshed Stardom With Her Roller-Coaster Life
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But as soon as I became a writer, I did not want to read books like mine in case I cross-pollinated.
Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » Interview with Jules Watson, Part 3
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Further complicating matters, corn is cross-pollinated, and corn pollen can travel fairly long distances, according to some.
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This was a clear attempt on the part of the special warfare community to cross-pollinate those who had done spectacularly well into the CIA.
THE SHADOWS OF POWER
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In return bees inadvertently carry electro-charged pollen from one flower to the next and cross-pollinate the lions share of plants around the globe.
Dr. Reese Halter: Tons of Unrecognizable Honey
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And when a flower is the only show in town, there's a strong likelihood of its attracting attention and being cross-pollinated, even with few insect species around.
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However, in a separate study, we observed that the amount and elongation rate of self-pollinated pollen tubes in the styles did not differ from those that were cross-pollinated.
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This means that they do not produce pollen, however, they can be cross-pollinated with the ‘wild’ types and produce viable seeds.
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Research shows that fodder maize can cross-pollinate plants up to 800m away and that under certain conditions, can travel miles.
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The seeds for new things bookish and wordish; and the challenge will be to see how they transplant to the various soils of the region, cross-pollinated with local partnerships.
Mabuhay!
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This could spell trouble when a GMO cross-pollinates with the unmodified crop of a small-holder farmer and his crop becomes contaminated by patented genes.
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These organisms can reproduce, cross-pollinate, mutate, and migrate.
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Varieties of kale will cross-pollinate, as well as with cabbages and cauliflowers.
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Therefore, wild rice often absorbs genes from cultivars through hybridization since the wild progenitor tends to be cross-pollinated with its surrounding cultivars.
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Some carpels and ovules were only slightly enlarged despite the flowers being cross-pollinated by hand.
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Nonetheless, these closely related plants occasionally cross-pollinate and spawn seedlings which grow into sterile, half-breed banana plants.
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That would cross-pollinate the crops that are already grown there.
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Apple trees are cross-pollinated, and any that grow from seed are different from their parents.
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I see nothing wrong with individuals or groups of either society who wish to cross-pollinate their beliefs and customs for their own benefit, but why does it require a movement?
Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire
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CRANE: In the first place, the chromosomes are so small and there are so many, that you can't identify them, and you can't tell which genes, and they have got a heterozygous population, and the variety is self-sterile and has to be cross-pollinated, so there is only one way from a horticultural standpoint by which we can do anything, and that is through clones.
Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the 41st Annual Meeting Pleasant Valley, New York, August 28, 29 and 30, 1950
