Sentence examples for complete pollination from inspiring English sources

This can be seen easily in Figure 1c: summer data points with more foundresses tend to be closer to the dashed line indicating complete pollination of ovules, whereas all the winter data points lie near to and roughly parallel to that line.

Two of the 18 genets used in this experiment did not produce enough flowers to complete all pollinations and were therefore excluded from this study.

In particular, we determine first whether O3 can increase the allergy potency of ragweed pollen by stimulating allergen and NAD(P H oxidase release, and secondly whether O3 can induce physiological alterations that affect pollen viability, which is the ability of the pollen to complete post-pollination events and to achieve fertilisation.

Listen to me when I say that just as a bee abandons its flower once pollination is complete, you too must move onward, or go under.

We used a standard procedure that we developed for pollination drops, complete details of which were published in a paper by Wagner et al. (2007).

Studies in the deceptive Dactylorhiza orchid have shown that flowers may need multiple visits in order to receive enough pollination for complete seed set (Sletvold and Ågren 2010; Sletvold et al. 2010).

For example, in Solanum phureja, embryo maturation, excluding desiccation, is only completed 27 days after pollination [ 11].

This fitness benefit is realized, however, only if there is sufficient time remaining after cross-pollination to complete seed and fruit development before the maternal plant succumbs to density-independent mortality in strongly r-selecting habitats [ 11].

Additionally, self-pollination is rarely complete and gene exchange among lineages is possible through wind pollination in combination with seed dispersal among populations.

It is unlikely to be a sustained performance, however: the flower tends to wilt rapidly as soon as the pollination process is complete.

In soybeans, this program is completed within 60 days after pollination.