Definition of wind-pollinated in English:

wind-pollinated

adjective

(of a plant) fertilized by wind-borne pollen.
wind-pollinated flowers that open in spring
Example sentencesExamples
- Some aquatic animals release large numbers of gametes into the ocean, and some wind-pollinated plants release vast numbers of male gametes.
- For example, wind-pollinated trees may produce flowers a month or more before leaves, which tend to block wind flow.
- Many species of temperate trees and all grasses are wind pollinated.
- Hay fever is caused by wind-pollinated plants, which include grasses, trees, and weeds.
- Scots pine is wind pollinated with very efficient pollen flow.
- The farther pollen rides the artificial gusts, the more likely it belongs to a wind-pollinated plant.
- Cereals, including wheat, rice and maize, are either wind pollinated, or their seed production does not require fertilization.
- Pine trees are a major wind-pollinated genus.
- They're wind-pollinated flowers that open in spring for the pollen to be blown by the wind.
- Speaking of pollination, corn is wind-pollinated, and cross-pollination can occur if one is not careful.
- However, many wind pollinated flowers such as maple, oak, hickory, corn, and ragweed are visited by bees collecting pollen.
- Studies of wind-pollinated species show similar heterogeneity of results.
- Pollen migration provides a mechanism for maintenance of genetic variability, particularly in wind-pollinated, long-lived forest trees.
- Red maples are often described as wind-pollinated, but insects may also be at the tree's disposal.

Definition of wind-pollinated in US English:

wind-pollinated

adjectiveˌwɪndˈpɑləneɪdədˌwindˈpälənādəd

(of a plant) fertilized by wind-borne pollen.
wind-pollinated flowers that open in spring
Example sentencesExamples
- Studies of wind-pollinated species show similar heterogeneity of results.
- Speaking of pollination, corn is wind-pollinated, and cross-pollination can occur if one is not careful.
- Red maples are often described as wind-pollinated, but insects may also be at the tree's disposal.
- Cereals, including wheat, rice and maize, are either wind pollinated, or their seed production does not require fertilization.
- Hay fever is caused by wind-pollinated plants, which include grasses, trees, and weeds.
- Some aquatic animals release large numbers of gametes into the ocean, and some wind-pollinated plants release vast numbers of male gametes.
- Many species of temperate trees and all grasses are wind pollinated.
- For example, wind-pollinated trees may produce flowers a month or more before leaves, which tend to block wind flow.
- However, many wind pollinated flowers such as maple, oak, hickory, corn, and ragweed are visited by bees collecting pollen.
- They're wind-pollinated flowers that open in spring for the pollen to be blown by the wind.
- Scots pine is wind pollinated with very efficient pollen flow.
- Pollen migration provides a mechanism for maintenance of genetic variability, particularly in wind-pollinated, long-lived forest trees.
- The farther pollen rides the artificial gusts, the more likely it belongs to a wind-pollinated plant.
- Pine trees are a major wind-pollinated genus.

词汇	wind-pollinated
释义	Definition of wind-pollinated in English: wind-pollinated adjective (of a plant) fertilized by wind-borne pollen. wind-pollinated flowers that open in spring Example sentencesExamples Some aquatic animals release large numbers of gametes into the ocean, and some wind-pollinated plants release vast numbers of male gametes. For example, wind-pollinated trees may produce flowers a month or more before leaves, which tend to block wind flow. Many species of temperate trees and all grasses are wind pollinated. Hay fever is caused by wind-pollinated plants, which include grasses, trees, and weeds. Scots pine is wind pollinated with very efficient pollen flow. The farther pollen rides the artificial gusts, the more likely it belongs to a wind-pollinated plant. Cereals, including wheat, rice and maize, are either wind pollinated, or their seed production does not require fertilization. Pine trees are a major wind-pollinated genus. They're wind-pollinated flowers that open in spring for the pollen to be blown by the wind. Speaking of pollination, corn is wind-pollinated, and cross-pollination can occur if one is not careful. However, many wind pollinated flowers such as maple, oak, hickory, corn, and ragweed are visited by bees collecting pollen. Studies of wind-pollinated species show similar heterogeneity of results. Pollen migration provides a mechanism for maintenance of genetic variability, particularly in wind-pollinated, long-lived forest trees. Red maples are often described as wind-pollinated, but insects may also be at the tree's disposal. Definition of wind-pollinated in US English: wind-pollinated adjectiveˌwɪndˈpɑləneɪdədˌwindˈpälənādəd (of a plant) fertilized by wind-borne pollen. wind-pollinated flowers that open in spring Example sentencesExamples Studies of wind-pollinated species show similar heterogeneity of results. Speaking of pollination, corn is wind-pollinated, and cross-pollination can occur if one is not careful. Red maples are often described as wind-pollinated, but insects may also be at the tree's disposal. Cereals, including wheat, rice and maize, are either wind pollinated, or their seed production does not require fertilization. Hay fever is caused by wind-pollinated plants, which include grasses, trees, and weeds. Some aquatic animals release large numbers of gametes into the ocean, and some wind-pollinated plants release vast numbers of male gametes. Many species of temperate trees and all grasses are wind pollinated. For example, wind-pollinated trees may produce flowers a month or more before leaves, which tend to block wind flow. However, many wind pollinated flowers such as maple, oak, hickory, corn, and ragweed are visited by bees collecting pollen. They're wind-pollinated flowers that open in spring for the pollen to be blown by the wind. Scots pine is wind pollinated with very efficient pollen flow. Pollen migration provides a mechanism for maintenance of genetic variability, particularly in wind-pollinated, long-lived forest trees. The farther pollen rides the artificial gusts, the more likely it belongs to a wind-pollinated plant. Pine trees are a major wind-pollinated genus.
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