Sentence examples for more pollen and from inspiring English sources

Their hairier coats can attract more pollen and they can fly at colder temperatures than honeybees.

Rising awareness of the need to provide more pollen and provide more nectar sources for our struggling pollinator population, combined with some austerity measures and nostalgia for wildflowers, have recently contributed to the growth of the urban meadow – everywhere from the tiniest window box to the acres of flowers in London's Olympic Park.

The consequence of this is that G1s produce more flowers, more pollen and more seeds than G2s.

In consequence of all of this, G4s produce more flowers, more pollen and more seeds than G3s.

As the number of pollinating species increases, the pollinators eat more pollen and thus, the flower must make more pollen to compensate.

All that work paid off: The diverse bees collected 39% more pollen and nectar, and by August, their populations were five times larger.

Each microsporangium contains 3,000 or more pollen grains, and as many as 400,000 pollen grains may be produced in a single strobilus [ 16].

Nevertheless, there are reasons to expect that plants will have evolved constancy-promoting floral features, because these increase reproductive fitness (dispersing more pollen to conspecific stigma and receiving more conspecific pollen), even though these rarely play a role in reproductive isolation.

Under broodless conditions, high-strain bees were more likely to forage earlier in life and collect more pollen than low-strain bees (Figs.  1a and 3).

In controlled environment experiments, plants grown at elevated CO2 had greater biomass and produced 61 90% more pollen (Wayne et al. 2002; Ziska and Caufield 2000).

Even if we ignore the fact that visit duration increases with the amount of nectar available to the moth, and that more pollen can be transferred in longer visits, the fact is that short-longed pollinators will visit fewer flowers with deep corolla tubes.