Sentence examples for the pollinators from inspiring English sources
noun
The agent that pollinates a plant; often an insect
As the number of pollinating species increases, the pollinators eat more pollen and thus, the flower must make more pollen to compensate.
All the insects, birds — the pollinators".
They flower for the pollinators, and produce fruit for you to eat.
Stack our gardens full of nectar with the right plants and the pollinators will find it.
The Welsh government has now published its draft plan for turning around the pollinators' dwindling numbers.
Friends of the Earth volunteers sweltered in bee costumes, highlighting the plight of the pollinators.
When the fish kept down the dragonfly numbers, the pollinators, and the flowers, flourished.
Climbing vines like morning glories are simply trying to get up where the sun shines and the pollinators fly.
The coloration and shape of the flowers attract the pollinators and provide information as to the species of the plant.
The nodding flowers are insect-pollinated, usually by bees, and are usually borne on long stalks to keep the pollinators away from the deadly pitchers.
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