Sentence examples for during pollination from inspiring English sources

"I think the hardest part was when they arranged the annual summer training during pollination season, and I'm working on corn so I had to pollinate my experimental plot.

Garst said it did not know whether the transfer came during pollination as the seed was being grown or through mixing of seeds after harvest.

StarLink's inventor, Aventis Crop-Science, a subsidiary of Aventis S.A. of France, and the seed companies that sold StarLink varieties say they told farmers that the corn had not been approved for food use and that they should keep a 660-foot buffer strip to prevent StarLink from spreading its genes to other corn during pollination.

The three regions of the pistil (from the base up) are the ovary, which contains the ovules; the style, a stalked structure atop the ovary that elevates the stigma; and the stigma, a sticky knob whose surface receives the pollen during pollination.

In orchids, auxin has been shown to play essential roles during pollination and early stages in fruit development (see Novak et al. 2014).

In many species, including tobacco, chloroplast DNA is not passed on during pollination, which means that new genes are far less likely to migrate to other species.

The nitrogen content of 'Mitchell Diploid' petunia corollas decreases by greater than 60% during pollination-induced senescence [ 2].

The micro-nutrients zinc (Zn) and copper (Cu) decrease during pollination-induced senescence, with the largest decreases in Cu content (54 % reduction).

Using the technique of differential display during pollination-induced petal senescence, an upregulated gene with similarity to the CYP74C subfamily of cytochrome P450s was identified.

While only the macronutrients N and P (and in some instances K) are remobilized during the senescence of unpollinated flowers (i.e. developmental senescence), additional nutrients are remobilized during pollination-induced senescence in petunia flowers.

The development of female reproductive structures of Pinus species can be divided into three general phases: first seasonal growth during which pollination occurs, second seasonal growth during which fertilisation occurs and a period of cone maturation (Sweet and Bollmann 1971; Williams 2009; Fernando 2014).