Sentence examples similar to cross-pollinated ideas from inspiring English sources

While quince trees are capable of self-pollination, they produce more fruit when they are cross-pollinated.

In her second-to-last book, "Men in the Off Hours," Carson continued to demonstrate her easy familiarity with the history of ideas, both high and low, through her use of ironic appropriations and cross-pollinated allusions.

Only cross-pollinated and self-pollinated treatments initiated fruit, suggesting that autonomous self-pollination or agamospermy does not occur (Table  1).

Generally cross-pollinated.

Note: Generally cross-pollinated.

Note: Self-compatible; generally cross-pollinated.

Self-compatible; often heterostylous; large-flowered taxa generally cross-pollinated, small-flowered self-pollinated.

Cross-pollinated crops, on the other hand, present more difficulty when saving healthy seeds.

The aim is to open art and music up to new, cross-pollinated audiences.

Still others say StarLink corn might have cross-pollinated other corn in a nearby field.

Sugar beets are cross-pollinated plants, and most commercial varieties are hybrids.