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Often used in the same context:
pollinator,
fruiting,
bees,
honeybees,
vernalization,
aphid,
photosynthesis,
insects,
flowering,
tillering,
fertilization,
nematode,
crops,
germination,
leaf scorch,
tobacco budworm,
leafhoppers,
egg laying,
defoliation,
fertilizing,
webworms,
lygus,
nitrogen fixation,
apiculturist,
sclerotinia,
whitefly,
pollen,
herbage,
beechnuts,
milkweed,
ensiling,
desiccation,
abscission,
apple maggot,
forbs,
stomata,
spider mite,
fungi,
chinch bug,
inflorescences,
thrips,
bumblebees,
growers,
midge,
bollworms,
phytophthora,
cyanogenic,
sawfly,
budworm,
wireworms,
ripening,
phenology,
harvesting,
pests,
florigen,
cotton bollworm,
outcrossing,
blister rust,
armyworm,
auxin,
hawkmoth,
pupation,
mating,
diapause,
powdery mildew,
catkins,
trichomes,
corn earworm,
gliricidia,
beekeeping,
autumn crocus,
angiosperms,
ratoon,
caterpillars,
photoperiod,
anthracnose,
horticultural,
botrytis,
xanthomonas,
species,
bloom,
seedling,
pruning,
leafminer,
hornworm,
frost heaving,
planting,
grain sorghum,
chlorosis,
fleabane,
brassicas,
brome,
cutworm,
mason bee,
heterosis,
fusarium,
sorghum bicolor,
greenfly,
awns,
tuberous begonia,
gloxinia,
vetch,
fertilisation,
curing,
feeding,
impregnation,
wetting,
aeration,
compaction,
lubrication,
sealing,
ventilation,
venting,
feed,
irrigation,
breeding,
emptying,
servicing,
vaporization,
vitro,
degradative,
isothermal,
retrieval,
agronomic,
corrosion,
electrochemical,
geophysical,
oxidation,
photochemical,
relaxation,
replicable,
thaw,
thermochemical,
abovementioned,
analagous,
analogous,
chromatographic,
cooling,
design
More specific:
cross-pollination,
self-pollination
Appears in the definition of:
caprifig,
cross-pollinating,
cross-pollination,
ficus carica sylvestris,
self-pollinating
More general:
fecundation,
fertilisation,
fertilization,
impregnation
Synonyms:
pollenation
Also try:
— Adjectives for pollination:
cross,
self,
artificial,
wind,
open,
natural,
controlled,
insect,
successful,
effective,
hand,
more...
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