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Definition of pollinated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
biologyTECH. fertilized by pollenTECH.
- The pollinated plants began to produce seeds.
- The pollinated flowers attracted many bees.
- Pollinated crops yield better harvests.
Expressions with pollinated
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fertilized by its own pollen
The self-pollinated flower produced seeds without any external help.
pollinated by wind-borne pollen
Many grasses are wind-pollinated.
Origin of pollinated
Latin, pollen (fine flour) + -ate (suffix)
Terms with pollinated included in their meaning
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plant
pollinated by the wind in botany
plant
type of orchid resembling or pollinated by insects
biology
pollinated by insects
plant
pollinated by water
plant
pollinated by wind-borne pollen
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- French:fécondé, ...
- German:bestäubt, ...
- Italian:impollinato, ...
- Spanish:fertilizado, ...
- Portuguese:fertilizado, ...
- Chinese:受精的, ...
- Japanese:受粉した, ...
- Arabic:مُلَقَّح, ...
- Hebrew:מוּאָבָק, ...
- Russian:оплодотворённый, ...
- Ukrainian:запилений, ...
- Hindi:परागित, ...
Definition of pollinate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
biologyTECH. transfer pollen to enable fertilizationTECH.
- Bees pollinate flowers by moving from one to another..
2.
pollen applicationTECH. apply pollen to a plant's stigmaTECH.
- Gardeners often pollinate plants manually.
Expressions with pollinate
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exchange ideas between different fields or groups
The conference helped cross-pollinate ideas among scientists.
Origin of pollinate
Latin, pollen (fine flour)
Examples of pollinate in a sentence
Farmers rely on insects to pollinate their crops. Bees naturally pollinate flowers in the wild. Farmers hire workers to pollinate crops.
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- French:polliniser, ...
- German:bestäuben, befruchten, ...
- Italian:impollinare, ...
- Spanish:polinizar, ...
- Portuguese:polinizar, ...
- Chinese:授粉, 施粉, ...
- Japanese:受粉する, ...
- Arabic:لَقَّحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַאֲבִיק, לְהַפְרוֹת, ...
- Russian:опылять, опылить, ...
- Ukrainian:запилювати, ...
- Hindi:परागण करना, परागित करना, ...
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