pollination


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Synonyms for pollination

transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma of a plant

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Pollination ranges from the straightforward to the intricate and complex.
But what our study showed was that while full-night lighting caused significant ecological disruption, part-night lighting did not appear to have any strong effect on pollination success or quality."
(2013), emphasis has been given to diagnostic and monitoring programs at the global level in order to examine the situation of pollinators, their management and decline levels of the species responsible for the pollination services.
He said that Pothohar, Harzara region, northern areas and AJK have a great potential in promoting beekeeping for more pollination, and quality honey production.
Honeybees contribute nearly 80% of the total insect pollination community and therefore, are considered as the best pollinators (Robinson and Morse, 1989).
The process of selecting the plant variety in which the pollination process is carried out is important for the success of the breeding process, such as selection of varieties characterised by the quality of pollination.
Many indirect and direct methods were earlier used to measure the pollination efficiency of flower visitors.
The scientists then analysed the acoustic signal produced during buzz pollination to detect changes in buzzing behaviour through time.
"The pollination gene is 'biologically contained' to the breeding process and does not make its way past the grandparent stage in producing the end-user hybrid seed," noted another researcher Dr Marc Albertsen.
Thanks to a robust market for pollination services, they have addressed the increasing mortality rates by rapidly rebuilding their hives, and they have done so with virtually no economic effects passed on to consumers.
We performed usual pollination tests (Dafni et al., 2005) on both cultivated and naturally occurring individuals of both species, taking the coenanthium as pollination unit.
The present study investigated the impact of drought stress (control and drought) around pollination and foliar sprays of potassium (K; 0, 1, 2 and 5% K2SO4) on leaf K concentrations and yield determinants of maize under greenhouse and field conditions.
Bromeliads display specialized pollination systems which involve particular floral traits and pollen vectors, from bees to hummingbirds and bats, in a relationship intended to promote pollen exchange and an outcrossing mating system (Ackerman, 1986; Benzing, 2000).