Sentence examples for pollination process from inspiring English sources
The preferential expression of MYB family genes in the mature or pollinated stigma of many species implicates its possible role in the pollination process and pollen-stigma interactions.
Hot weather thwarts the pollination process, which could prevent corn plants from producing their normal yields.
It is unlikely to be a sustained performance, however: the flower tends to wilt rapidly as soon as the pollination process is complete.
"Putting honeybees in a location supercharges the normal pollination process," said Chase Emmons, a managing partner and the apiary director at Brooklyn Grange.
On the green roof at One Bryant Park, the bees' natural pollination process helps maintain the area's nearly 6,000 square feet, where the sedum was planted to help to reduce urban heat energy and runoff.
On the surface, it appears that honey is merely a by-product of the pollination process, and yet once you dig a little deeper you soon realise that the coveted golden nectar (and the retrieval thereof) is a major concern for commercial beekeepers, along with the lucrative contracts they get from farmers to pollinate their crops.
Heterostylous self-incompatible plant species are particularly sensitive to habitat fragmentation and to disruption of pollination processes because of the need of intermorph cross-pollination for producing seeds.
Landscape changes can lead to bee species loss, what impairs proper landscape level pollination processes, impacting both nature conservation and human welfare.
Studies linking these shifts to functional diversity are even more scarce [1], [2], despite the fact that pollination processes influence biodiversity maintenance and ecosystem functioning.
We examine how the known effects of artificial light upon moths may potentially affect pollination processes.
Expectedly, many biological features of gymnosperms and angiosperms differ greatly, including seed morphology, life span, diversification rate, pollination processes, environmental requirements and response to environmental stresses.
