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cross-pollinationalso cross pollination, 1882, from cross- + pollination.
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cross-pollinationThe pollination of a flower by pollen from a completely different plant. cultivar:
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cross-pollinationCross-pollination is a process where pollen from the flower of one plant fertilizes the flower of another plant.
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cross-pollinationThe movement of pollen from one flower to another, either on the same plant, between different plants of the same cultivar, between plants of different cultivars, and sometimes between plants of different species.
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cross-pollinationThe transfer of pollen from the anther of one plant to the stigma of another plant.
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cross-pollinationa process that combines genetic materials from one plant to produce stronger seed and more vigorous offspring; more plants reproduce by cross-pollination than self-pollination
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cross-pollinationWhen pollen from the flower of one plant fertilizes the flower of another plant.
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cross-pollinationThe fertilization of a ovary on one plant with pollen from another plant, producing an offspring with a genetic makeup distinct from that of either parent. See pollenizer.
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cross-pollinationThe flowers are wide open, allowing pollen from one plant to be delivered to another plant – often by insects, birds, or the wind.
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cross-pollination The pollination of a flower by pollen from a completely different plant.
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cross-pollinationFertilization of a plant with pollen from another plant. Pollen may be transferred by wind, insects, other organisms, or humans. DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid): The chemical substance from which genes ar [..]
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cross-pollinationthe mating of two genetically different plants of the same species. Usually, the term is used in reference to the crossing of two pure breeding (homozygous) plants.
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cross-pollination(n) fertilization by transfer of pollen from the anthers of one flower to the stigma of another(n) stimulating influence among diverse elements
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cross-pollinationFertilization of a plant with pollen from another plant. Pollen may be transferred by wind, insects, other organisms or humans.
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cross-pollinationFertilization of a plant from a plant with a different genetic makeup.
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cross-pollinationThe fertilization of a ovary on one plant with pollen from another plant, producing an offspring with a genetic makeup distinct from that of either parent. See pollenizer.
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cross-pollinationPollination by genetically different plants
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cross-pollinationHave students share ideas during investigation of problems.
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