Sentence examples for have just pollinated from inspiring English sources
It's a good idea to label the flower you have just pollinated with details of which plant it is crossed with and the date, for your future reference.
To quantify whether autogamy in P. hexandrum is accomplished through inclining of the pistil, which is then erected again after pollination (Xu et al. 1997), we took photographs of 20 flowers from when they had just opened (unpollinated) until the day after they had been pollinated.
A girl named Valentina and I had just cleared the Bermuda from around a penstemon and discussed how the purple flowers dulled to pink once pollinated.
"I'm pumped!" he exclaimed, having just been told that a new graft will increase the size of his cherimoyas, and that he can easily hand pollinate his underproducing eggfruits.
"The young trees could easily have been pollinated by a different variety," she said, which could have affected the flowers.
Flowers are self-fecundating and protogynous (with female parts maturing first), and will self-pollinate if they have not been pollinated by insects during the day.
You now have a hand pollinated ear.
"Once the flower has been pollinated, we push the young fruit into the bottle, where it matures".
After all, one in every three bites of all the food that we consume has been pollinated by bees.
To get the seeds to breed true the farmers have to cross-pollinate the plants, a laborious task that keeps a peak of a dozen workers busy for several months on just one acre.
