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pollinatoranimal, object, or force such as wind that transfers pollen from one plant to another, allowing seeds to develop.
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pollinatorAnimal which carries pollen from one seed plant to another, unwittingly aiding the plant in its reproduction. Common pollinators include insects, especially bees, butterflies, and moths, birds, and ba [..]
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pollinatorAn insect or other source by which pollen is carried from one flower to another. Pollinizer
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pollinatoran agent of pollen transfer including insects, such as bees, as well as wind
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pollinatorOrganism that transfers pollen grains from a stamen to a pistil
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pollinatorA pollinator is the means by which pollen from a flower is transported to accomplish the pollination process. Most plants grown for their edible produce require pollination to set fruit. Bees are comm [..]
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pollinatorCultivar, often a male clone, proven to pollinate other cultivars. Polyclonal cultivar
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pollinatorAn agent, such as an insect, that transfers pollen from a male anther to a female stigma.
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pollinatorAn agent (e.g.
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pollinatorThe agent of pollen transfer, usually bees.
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pollinatorAn organism that effects pollination. pollution charges
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pollinator(n) an insect that carries pollen from one flower to another
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pollinatorSome species card have this ability, which may be required for placement of some PLANTAE cards. which allows some plants to SPREAD. (SPREAD mechanic no longer used in current rules)
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pollinatorAn agent, such as an insect, that transfers pollen from a male anther to a female stigma.
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pollinatoran organism, such as an insect or a bird, that transfers pollen from one plant to another. pollutant
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pollinatorAn animal that carries pollen from flower to flower while eating nectar such as a bee.
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pollinatorA pollinator is the means by which pollen from a flower is transported to accomplish the pollination process. Most plants grown for their edible produce require pollination to set fruit. Bees are comm [..]
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